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And his previous statements referred to "national carry", not just concealed.

Actually it has about as much standing as your assertion.

Now, the problem of course with all of this parking lot provision talk is it still requires you to travel from your car to the no-guns premises unarmed, and it is clear that this trip from the car to the building and back are times when you are at greatest risk of property crime. The odds are I am not going to be at risk of a crime, for example, while IN a hospital. However walking from my car into the hospital building is a different story.

I have to disagree on the Hospital statement.

My former sister-in-law was downtown at Hermann Memorial and ended up being stalked by some humongously large male on a weekend (when the place can downright be empty).

She had enough sense to look for people and turned around to confront the guy while she was in a crowd of Doctors. The guy looked her in the eye and announced "Look, she is afraid of me"! At that point the doctors all circled the wagons and escorted her to the parking garage and made sure that she got off safely. Apparently the guy is a frequent traveller in the hospital hallways.

The whole time I was there, I never saw any form of security (on the weekend).

Sometimes you gotta fight stupid with stupid. It can't be helped.

I am really, really grateful that I am not a Lawyer. Those codes give me a severe headache just looking at them.

-On premises of hospital or nursing home, without proper authorization, if proper notice is given.

I thought that a hospital was off-limits regardless of "proper notice"?