Sorry, but there is nothing the state can do that will affect the federal government employees/contractors. There is this little clause in the Constitution that makes the feds supreme over the state and prohibits this.kragluver wrote:I'm guessing that even if the parking lot bill passes (and of course I hope it does), this will not help those of us who work on Federal property. Thoughts?
Parking Lot Bill
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Yes, I think he probably did also. The overall theme in most of the replies seemed to be missing what I inferred to be the central question the OP was asking. So I was just trying to re-center the discussion.The Annoyed Man wrote:Terry, I think Charles answered your question. It sounds like posted parking lots would be non-compliant, and would have no bearing on non-employees.
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Of course there's another little clause in the Constitution which says the Federal government can't prohibit you from bearing arms anymore than the state government can. But I digress ...srothstein wrote:Sorry, but there is nothing the state can do that will affect the federal government employees/contractors. There is this little clause in the Constitution that makes the feds supreme over the state and prohibits this.kragluver wrote:I'm guessing that even if the parking lot bill passes (and of course I hope it does), this will not help those of us who work on Federal property. Thoughts?
