Major advancements for Texas CHL holders

[nightmare69]

Off topic but I wish someone would propose a bill adding to the posting requirements of the 30.06. Right now it says the sign must be posted in a conspicuous manner visible to the public. What should be added is, and must be posted at any and all public entrances.

[Keith B]

Off topic but I wish someone would propose a bill adding to the posting requirements of the 30.06. Right now it says the sign must be posted in a conspicuous manner visible to the public. What should be added is, and must be posted at any and all public entrances.

Session is over so no more bills introduced until next session in 2015.

[anygunanywhere]

Off topic but I wish someone would propose a bill adding to the posting requirements of the 30.06. Right now it says the sign must be posted in a conspicuous manner visible to the public. What should be added is, and must be posted at any and all public entrances.

I think the requirement should be a sign in flashing red and green neon with loudspeakers blaring the required text in english and spanish.

Anygunanywhere

[nightmare69]

Session is over so no more bills introduced until next session in 2015.

They only meet every 2yrs or you trolling me?

[anygunanywhere]

Session is over so no more bills introduced until next session in 2015.

They only meet every 2yrs or you trolling me?

How long you been in Texas?

We only ALLOW them to meet every other year.

Anygunanywhere

[nightmare69]

We only ALLOW them to meet every other year.

Anygunanywhere

My whole life, 28yrs. Be nice to us younger guys, we choose your nursing home. I never got into politics much until all this anti gun legislation was introduced on the Federal level. Its all new to me but I enjoy learning about it.

[gthaustex]

That is one of the advantages to living in Texas. The legislature is only allowed to meet every other year....it keeps them from getting into as much trouble.

[anygunanywhere]

Be nice to us younger guys, we choose your nursing home.

My sons told me that when I get to the wheel chair stage they are going to roll me out into traffic.

Anygunanywhere

[SQLGeek]

That is one of the advantages to living in Texas. The legislature is only allowed to meet every other year....it keeps them from getting into as much trouble.

Having lived in California for most of my life, I got to witness first hand what a full time legislature is capable of doing. They love creating laws to justify their own existence, never mind the actual utility of said legislation.

[talltex]

My whole life, 28yrs. Be nice to us younger guys, we choose your nursing home. I never got into politics much until all this anti gun legislation was introduced on the Federal level. Its all new to me but I enjoy learning about it.

Maybe it's changed in recent years, but part of the core curriculum (required for graduation) in Texas high schools used to be "U.S. Government" which focused on the U.S. Constitution and the federal structure (legislative, judicial and executive branches), but also included a section on the State Government which covered how and when the State Legislature is in session. Maybe you were out sick a lot that year...

[RX8er]

My whole life, 28yrs. Be nice to us younger guys, we choose your nursing home. I never got into politics much until all this anti gun legislation was introduced on the Federal level. Its all new to me but I enjoy learning about it.

Glad you are willing to learn and be Edumacated about our gooberment. I know when I was in school, I had to have Texas Government as part of graduation but that doesn't mean I retain everything either. Another interesting fact that most outside of Texas don't realize, except for the Secretary of State, all executive officers are elected independently. It further limits the power of our govenator.

[sjfcontrol]

Be nice to us younger guys, we choose your nursing home.

My sons told me that when I get to the wheel chair stage they are going to roll me out into traffic.

Anygunanywhere

I told mine what I can't spend, I'm going to burn.

[nightmare69]

Maybe it's changed in recent years, but part of the core curriculum (required for graduation) in Texas high schools used to be "U.S. Government" which focused on the U.S. Constitution and the federal structure (legislative, judicial and executive branches), but also included a section on the State Government which covered how and when the State Legislature is in session. Maybe you were out sick a lot that year...

I took a government/economics class but it was 90% federal related and I was busy chasing women in HS.

[Mel]

Be nice to us younger guys, we choose your nursing home.

My sons told me that when I get to the wheel chair stage they are going to roll me out into traffic.

Anygunanywhere

I told mine what I can't spend, I'm going to burn.

My goal is to have my last check bounce!

[talltex]

I took a government/economics class but it was 90% federal related and I was busy chasing women in HS.

I understand completely...I did much the same, but had relatives in the legislature, so learned it anyway...lol. Sorry if it sounded like I was picking on you...meant it in a teasing manner