Well I'm going to establish a new brand of coffee "nationwide." I'm calling it "Sludge." The public is going to love it.AJSully421 wrote:Nationally, the key phrase has been well established. "Constitutional Carry" is the phrase, like it or not.Soccerdad1995 wrote:"Unlicensed carry" has a ring of doing something wrong, at least to me. At a minimum, it presumes that the normative state is to require a license for the exercise of this right.Flightmare wrote:This is why Charles prefers to simply call it "unlicensed carry".G26ster wrote:Why is this called "Constitutional Carry?" Does that mean anyone including those convicted of violent crimes should have the right to carry? I hope not. It doesn't matter anyway, as that is exactly what the great unwashed mass of voters will believe just from the name alone. I believe it's a terrible name.
Couldn't we just call it a "Right to Carry" bill?
