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Parking Lot and Campus Carry initiatives have little to no effect on me. My wife and I own the companies we work for and I don't see any additional formal eduction in our future. However, I do believe both are long over due!

I would like to address the parking lot issue. While this is a first step, in allowing employees to store their weapon in the vehicles, it is not 'strong enough'. What about the outside sales person that uses their privately owned automobile to visit clients? Have you ever attended a company lunch, seminar, or other such event that you drove your own car? If the employers policy is no firearms while conducting company business you are screwed. What I believe is really needed is to further define the Castle Doctrine to exclude employers from making policies concerning what I do in my automobile. If my automobile is really part of my Castle, then I should be able to do anything that is legal inside my automobile that I could do at my house. Would an employer be able to tell you that you cannot have weapons at home?