Allen County’s commissioners, along with the board members of Allen County Community College, face a new gun challenge. Last week the Kansas House passed a misbegotten bill that would take away their right to ban concealed weapons in their buildings because they don’t have adequate security measures.
Read metal detectors and security guards.
Neither the county nor the college could afford either one in the best of times, let alone today, when budgets are bare-boned.
The measure passed by a 65-57 vote in the House and now goes to the Senate, where concealed-carry…
2010 version of a more-guns law needs quick defeat
