This bill is quickly gaining momentum.
The Right to Carry Act introduced Tuesday morning would do away with licensing and training requirements to carry a concealed weapon and lower the age requirement to own a gun, and has support of politicians in the State Legislature from throughout the county.
The bill is co-authored by area legislators Sen. Duey Stroebel, Rep. Dan Knodl, Rep. Bob Gannon, Rep. Rob Brooks and Rep. Jesse Kremer. Wisconsin would be the 13th state to allow concealed carry without a permit, and information sent out with the bill indicates the new legislation will restore constitutional rights.
“It doesn’t go as far as some states have gone,” Gannon said. Another 20 states are working on similar laws, he added.
Knodl said people shouldn’t have to pay for their Second Amendment right.
Honestly, who gives a F? When are Walker and the Republicans going to do something about property taxes in Wisconsin – the FOURTH highest in the country according to WisTax? What a JOKE.