Radio Station KTTS (1260 AM in Springfield) ran an Anti-CCW Editorial last week. The Editorial was read by the VP/GM of the station Curt Brown. I am currently working with the LEAA on a rebuttle, which should air next week.
Those of you in South Central MO might give the station a call to let them know where you stand (or send them a fax)
KTTS
417-865-6614
fax-417-865-9643
Here is the text of the Editorial:
On April 6th, Missourians will have the opportunity to vote on Proposition B. It has to do with allowing persons to carry concealed handguns into banks, hospitals, emergency rooms, bars, restaurants, sports stadiums, malls, theme parks, day care cneters, school parking lots, school buses and the like. It allows the sheriff of each county to issue permits to those who want to carry handguns. The person need never have had to fire a gun in their life, however they are required to attend a 12-hour safety course. Businesses could post their property for no guns.. however it would take metal detectors similar to those at the airports to enforce the rule. Can you imagine going to a ball game or Silver Dollar City and everyone having to pass through a metal detector before entering? Missouri's law enforcement community is strongly opposed to proposition B, you should be too. Proposition B says that only "law abiding citizens" could qualify, but that includes persons who have pled no contest to felonies, criminals who have not been caught, mentally unstable persons, parolees, those convicted of misdemeanors and of course, people who lie on their applications. All in all Proposition B is a dangerous idea and would make Missouri on eof the least restrictive states in the nation. I urge you to vote NO on Proposition B on April 6th.
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I think it especially poetic that he advocates voting against the proposition so that Missouri will not become "one of the least restrictive states in the nation." If that doesn't sum up that anti-gun agenda, nothing will.
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-Essayons