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chasfm11 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 28, 2024 6:27 amRed Shirts

I dunno... Red Shirts aren't good for much except for cannon fodder.

JRG wrote: ↑Sat Aug 10, 2024 8:37 pm Well, if I cannot carry, I shall NOT attend!

Joe

Same. Which is a shame. We had wanted to take our granddaughter there. She turns 5 this month and would probably love it (though not the heat). But if I can't keep her and my wife safe, and my wife can't cover me if needed, then no thanks.

I wonder how many potential patrons don't go because of this policy...

srothstein wrote: ↑Sat Aug 10, 2024 9:38 amI would ask what authority the AG has to waive any law.

A very good point. I would say that the AG should have the authority to provide a waiver for an event, even if on public\government property, only in high profile (and high-value) potential targets such as President Trump's rally in Butler, PA. Were the rally being held here in TX and on public\government property, of course. But that would be the only exception that I can think of.

Bill Gates? Nope.
Bill Clinton? Yep.
Joe Biden? Yes. (He is POTUS, after all. Even if one believes he wasn't elected.)
Joe Rogan? No.

carlson1 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 09, 2024 11:14 am WELL SPOKE TO INVESTIGATOR JONES TODAY. Well here is the answer. “We don’t know for sure at this time. There have been many who have called our office. It appears that because of the public incident the City of Dallas received a waiver from the AG Office to allow only police and retired Police only to carry there. So if I was you I just wouldn’t carry there and just follow their instructions.”

So much for having a law and a so-called “second amendment AG.”

AG Waivers should be required to be published and displayed at the location where the waiver is in effect.