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It was Albert Einstein who confessed he never thought about the future, because “it comes soon enough.” And so it seems to be with politicians and educators and public health types. After a public massacre, they are quick to bring in grief counselors to tend to the survivors. But any efforts to plan for an uncertain future, to ponder the risks and benefits of licensing and training staff in public facilities to carry a weapon, is too messy a piece of business.

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The shills for anti-gun politicians that make up the leadership of the American Hunters and Shooters Association (AHSA) are up to their old tricks again.

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A group of Oklahoma employers are making a novel argument in opposing a state law requiring employers to allow workers to have guns in locked vehicles where they work.

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A group of Oklahoma employers are making a novel argument in opposing a state law requiring employers to allow workers to have guns in locked vehicles where they work.

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In 1994, a race for the U.S. House was decided by four votes. In 1998, a U.S. Senate race was decided by 400 votes out of 400,000 cast.

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