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solaritx wrote:KBCraig:

Seeing you are from Texas, you should know that the proper way of saying it is

Dun mor prowder

Greybeard wrote:Quote: "He was articulate, well reasoned and had ready answers to all questions."

On Tom Gresham show last Sunday, he mentioned that he also coached the debate team.

seamusTX wrote:I saw Mr. Thweatt on TV. He's good. He looks like a military officer. The "anti" guy that CNN ran opposite him didn't stand a chance.

The discussion got me thinking: Lots of antis have been complaining about the Heller decision, saying that states and cities should have the "right" to ban weapons. Too bad they don't see the flip side: localities have the power to allow their citizens to do what they see best for their own welfare.

- Jim

The Annoyed Man wrote:Trump has a vested interest in keeping schools "gun free." As long as school districts take these common sense steps, they don't need to hire his school security consulting service. Whatever he says is automatically tainted.

Trump said he would have advised against allowing teachers to arm themselves, if only because of liability concerns. In the long run, it could have been cheaper and safer to hire security or off-duty police, he said.

Excaliber wrote:Kudos to the first school district leadership I'm aware of that has had the courage to use logic on the facts and arrive at the obvious conclusion instead of repeating the same failed strategies over and over while expecting a different result.

"When the federal government started making schools gun-free zones, that’s when all of these shootings started," Thweatt said. "Why would you put it out there that a group of people can’t defend themselves? That’s like saying 'Sic 'em’ to a dog."

"Our philosophy here is to be prepared," he said.