[Vision2020] Feel safer now?

[Tom Hansen]

Let me see if I have this right . . .

A group of U of I  students can carry concealed weapons into their classes , , , then party hardy at Champions Bar on Main Street showing off where/how they carry their concealed weapons until the bar closes .. . and then take the concealed weapons party on campus?

Seeya 'round town, Moscow, because . . .

"Moscow Cares" (the most fun you can have with your pants on)
http://www.MoscowCares.com
  
Tom Hansen
Moscow, Idaho


> On Mar 5, 2019, at 4:06 PM, Ron Force <ronforce at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Bill to let young adults carry concealed in cities heads to full House
> Posted by Betsy 3 hrs ago 
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> Rep. Christy Zito's legislation to let 18-to-21-year-olds carry concealed guns without a permit within Idaho city limits cleared the House State Affairs Committee this morning and now heads to the full House; here's a full report from the Post Register:
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> By Nathan Brown
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> BOISE — A bill to let 18-to 21-year-olds carry concealed handguns without a permit in city limits is headed to the House floor.
> 
> The House State Affairs Committee voted to advance the bill Tuesday morning, with all the Republicans plus Rep. Elaine Smith, D-Pocatello, in favor, and Reps. John Gannon and Brooke Green, both D-Boise, opposed.
> 
> Idaho got rid of the need for a concealed carry permit under most circumstances in 2016. Under current law, adults under 21 can carry concealed outside of city limits and can carry a firearm openly within a city, but cannot carry concealed within a city without a permit.
> 
> "This bill is for the purpose of simplifying our gun laws," said Rep. Julianne Young, R-Blackfoot, who is co-sponsoring the bill along with Rep. Christy Zito, R-Hammett. "It also points us back to the principle that by giving responsible citizens the ability to defend themselves, we actually lower gun violence and other deaths we wish to prevent."
> 
> Young said crime rates have gone down since Idaho started to allow permitless carry.
> 
> "All this will do is add clarification to the law, eliminate confusion and extend those rights that they already have to that little bit of real estate in the state of Idaho within city limits," Zito said.
> 
> People aged 18 to 21 can legally possess a handgun in Idaho and can buy one through a private sale. However, you have to be 21 to buy a handgun from a federally licensed dealer per federal law, and this bill wouldn't change that.
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> Three members of the public testified at the hearing, including Idaho Second Amendment Alliance head Greg Pruett and his young son. All favored the change.
> 
> Betsy Z. Russell is the Boise bureau chief and state capitol reporter for the Idaho Press and Adams Publishing Group. Follow her on Twitter at @BetsyZRussell.
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