The court in Charleston, W VA, a close neighbor of the state of which
he is governor, ruled AGAINST the prohibition to legal gun carriers
bringing their guns onto some city property, anywhere (mostly).
School property was excepted. That's pretty close to anti-gun
Virginia. Does that show a trend in the area? Will other cases be
similarly decided, and will some anti-gun laws be repealed? That'll
sure make Terry mad. The City of Charleston has enforced these
unconstitutional laws for the last four years while the issue made
its way through the courts. Will they work to eliminate the effects
of their illegal decisions? Probably not, unless the courts order
them to do so.
It really frosts me how so many politicians (and bureaucrats) can be
so stupid as to make laws they have to know are unconstitutional if
they are intelligent--and I don't think they are simpletons, although
they make it look like they are.
(AmmoLand)
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