NORTH CAROLINA EDITORIAL FORUM
By Roxane Kolar
General Assembly veterans can’t remember a more difficult session.
With revenue crimped to a trickle, legislators have a Solomon’s chore in trying to maintain our state’s core values. For most of us, that’s good jobs, quality schools, access to health care and a clean environment. But some lawmakers want to break in line with another priority: more guns.
The legislature is now considering proposals that would allow concealed weapons in family restaurants, bars and neighborhood parks. Another proposal circumvents business owners’ rights by forcing them to allow guns in their parking lots – as well as in hospital and church lots. Then there's the one that would allow legislators to carry concealed firearms anywhere in the state.
Why is there such a rush to get more guns in more public places?
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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
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