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GaryAdrian wrote:

Charles L. Cotton wrote:

barres wrote:Campus Carry already passed the Texas Senate. It is possible that it could die in the House, but that actually looks rather unlikely at this point.

Sorry, but employer parking lots (SB730) passed the Senate; campus-carry is still in committee and no hearing has been scheduled.

Chas.

Thanks for the information. I understand there will be a march of Students on Austin to protest against Campus Carry.
Here at UH there is a Resolution to oppose Campus Carry by UH Faculty Senate. http://www.thedailycougar.com/uh-resolu ... -1.1718390" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Craig Pirrong, a finance and business professor, was the lone voter who opposed the UH resolution.

One media outlet estimated 1,000, another said 600 (I'm not sure which ones), but the DPS Troopers estimated 75. Guess which number the media will report. Ah yes, much like the Million Mom March coming up 980,000 short in D.C.

Chas.

barres wrote:Campus Carry already passed the Texas Senate. It is possible that it could die in the House, but that actually looks rather unlikely at this point.

Sorry, but employer parking lots (SB730) passed the Senate; campus-carry is still in committee and no hearing has been scheduled.

Chas.

Unless the bill is recommitted to committee, there will not be another hearing. If it is voted out of committee favorably (and I believe it will be), then it goes to the Calendars Committee. From there it will either be set on the calendar for floor debate and voting, or it will die in Calendars. I believe it will make it to the floor. Note, this could happen either with HB1893 or SB730.

Chas.