Kansas House advances bill dropping concealed carry age to 18
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) - People as young as 18 would be allowed to carry concealed weapons under a bill that has advanced in the Kansas House. The Wichita Eagle reports that advocates rejected arguments Tuesday that the bill could endanger lives. The bill will likely receive a final passage on Wednesday.
Wednesday, March 27, 2019
NextGen Kansas Gun Rights Coming Soon?!?!
Today's teaching moment . . . File this one under: "The Constitution Is For Teens, Too" given that youngsters aren't asking for permission to carry guns anyhoo . . .
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