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hovercat wrote:If my current representative cannot get what I need done, then I must seek another.

That is as it should be with any employee.

RossA wrote:

ralewis wrote:
What seems to me to be the issue here is the philosophical view that the 2nd Amendment should not require a license. Practically speaking, the 2A says what the courts say it says, and the best we have now is the Licensing system which (again to me) seems a reasonable compromise that contributes to putting the public more at ease with the idea of carrying in public.

That's the biggest problem of all. Instead of just following the Constitution and not infringing upon the right to keep and bear arms, we have allowed the left to force us into "reasonable compromise" of our Constitutional rights all along.
Maybe some are willing to compromise their rights, but I am not.

"A right delayed is a right denied."

Thanks to Artichoke Avocado for my new signature.

In Houston the election ballots are available in English, Spanish, Vietnamese and Chinese. That's for voting which is restricted to US citizens. Whereas a Texas LTC is not restricted to citizens, there is even more language diversity. 30.06/07 signs should be required to include all languages in which citizens can vote, at a bare minimum, otherwise they're discriminatory and culturally intolerant.