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Absent Comrade
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In the 2009 Texas legislative session, two important bills died in the Calendars Committee, the "Parking Lot" bill and the "Campus Carry" bill. The parking lot bill would prohibit employers from extending their "no firearms" policies into their parking lots, and would prohibit adverse actions against employees for having guns in their vehicles. The campus carry bill would permit CHL-holders to carry in buildings on campus.
New versions of both bills have been introduced in both House and Senate this session. Both of our new freshman representatives from Lubbock County are co-authors, and their strong pro-gun and TEA Party backing are big parts of what got them elected. The same thing happened in lots of other legislative districts. Unfortunately, our local state senator was partly responsible for the bills dying last session.
Parking Lot: HB 681 and SB 321
Campus Carry: HB 750 and SB 354
You can get online and find out if your representative and senator are co-authors of any of these bills, and can also find contact information so you can light up their phone lines and e-mail boxes if they are not. Texas Legislature Online
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In the 2009 Texas legislative session, two important bills died in the Calendars Committee, the "Parking Lot" bill and the "Campus Carry" bill. The parking lot bill would prohibit employers from extending their "no firearms" policies into their parking lots, and would prohibit adverse actions against employees for having guns in their vehicles. The campus carry bill would permit CHL-holders to carry in buildings on campus.
New versions of both bills have been introduced in both House and Senate this session. Both of our new freshman representatives from Lubbock County are co-authors, and their strong pro-gun and TEA Party backing are big parts of what got them elected. The same thing happened in lots of other legislative districts. Unfortunately, our local state senator was partly responsible for the bills dying last session.
Parking Lot: HB 681 and SB 321
Campus Carry: HB 750 and SB 354
You can get online and find out if your representative and senator are co-authors of any of these bills, and can also find contact information so you can light up their phone lines and e-mail boxes if they are not. Texas Legislature Online