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74novaman wrote:I just applaud him for learning more about the law, taking the class and figuring out what it was really about, instead of parroting talking points.

A lot of people (including me) were ready to jump down his throat for his initial statements, but he showed the marks of a true educator (someone who loves learning), learned more about the subject, and changed his mind.

What a win by the good guys!

I recall him stating something about looking into CHL classes for Faculty & Staff, so they could continue their education.

(IF someone close is an instructor and wants business they might contact him and do like at Tech ... discounts for those associated with the college at a class on campus?) Might even get ***Publicity*** (Free Advertising) out of it if handled right with News Reporter people.....

Might contact a gun store first and see if any will "partner up"

Might be worth looking into, especially anyone who Instructs and sells guns ... or an Instructor who teams up with a gun shop and both give "school" discounts to get .... business (and NEWS advertising if done properly) you (and the gun shop) never would have had.

Take the on campus class, Get a discount on class by showing school affiliation, if you graduate, get a coupon for % off at XXXXX gun store ...

(Bigger discount if you sign this petition/letter to our Senators/Representatives with your position at a college?) [Sounds so John Woods-like ]

I smell an untapped market, and their friends ...

baldeagle wrote:

txyaloo wrote:If Dr. Holda were truly for campus carry, he would allow students, faculty, and staff at Kilgore to carry on campus. All it takes is him to say abracadabra for it to be legal.

If he had done this several weeks ago, it might have shown to the antis that their fear mongering was just that.

He still has time to set an example for other schools in Texas, though.

I just asked him to.

That'd be super-extra-cool if he did.

txyaloo wrote:If Dr. Holda were truly for campus carry, he would allow students, faculty, and staff at Kilgore to carry on campus. All it takes is him to say abracadabra for it to be legal.

If he had done this several weeks ago, it might have shown to the antis that their fear mongering was just that.

He still has time to set an example for other schools in Texas, though.

True, but he still has to answer to people, perhaps after renewing a contract he could...

Dr. Bill Holda had another interview on TV
Dr. Holda was against it – and now he’s for it.

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