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DonViejo

(60,536 posts)
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 10:12 AM Feb 2014

APNewsBreak: Wendy Davis supports open carry law

Source: ASSOCIATED PRESS

JIM VERTUNO, ASSOCIATED PRESS

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Democratic gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis says her support of expanding gun rights in Texas includes allowing people with concealed handgun licenses to openly carry their weapons in public.

The concept is known as “open carry” and it essentially allows license holders to carry a pistol on their hip without having to hide it. The issue has been a popular gun rights position in the Republican primary. Davis’ position aligns her with her Republican rival, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott.

Abbott’s position was well known. Davis gave her support for open carry in a statement to The Associated Press.

Abbott already has a concealed handgun license, and Davis has said she wants to get one.

Read more: http://www.salon.com/2014/02/06/apnewsbreak_wendy_davis_supports_open_carry_law/

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APNewsBreak: Wendy Davis supports open carry law (Original Post) DonViejo Feb 2014 OP
I'd much rather have open carry vs conceal carry. I wouldn't carry either way but I do want to ... marble falls Feb 2014 #1
Not a big proponent of open carry - it upsets many people. nt hack89 Feb 2014 #3
She's from Texas go figure PatrynXX Feb 2014 #7
I'm a pacifist; greiner3 Feb 2014 #26
Pretty much my thought. marble falls Feb 2014 #30
that's what I was thinking.. as long as they're Cha Feb 2014 #67
If she wants to get elected in Texas, this is a must for her..n/t monmouth3 Feb 2014 #2
I'm sure this has a lot to do with it. Arkansas Granny Feb 2014 #5
Yes, but she probably is against Assault Weapons in Kindergartens, so the NRA will trash her. onehandle Feb 2014 #4
This story is the highlight of my morning MannyGoldstein Feb 2014 #6
Massachusetts is the #2 manufacturer of guns in the US. Just sayin'. ancianita Feb 2014 #21
Weird! We have the lowest rate of gun deaths in th country. MannyGoldstein Feb 2014 #33
Because of tough gun laws. But still, high sales in the rest of the country. ancianita Feb 2014 #36
Open carry doesn't bother me. I'd rather know who is carrying. nt okaawhatever Feb 2014 #8
it is Texas after all. nt Javaman Feb 2014 #9
She pretty much has to, at least for the foreseeable future Tyrs WolfDaemon Feb 2014 #10
she has to support it beachbum bob Feb 2014 #11
well, if I lived in Texass heaven05 Feb 2014 #12
Unfortunately, if she wants to win in Texas she has to do this. Avalux Feb 2014 #13
I prefer open carry also HockeyMom Feb 2014 #14
I imagine someone contemplating robery would like to know who's armed also.... groundloop Feb 2014 #16
I agree. I dont want anyone to know I'm carrying; it just allows for a different approach 7962 Feb 2014 #23
That is what I don't get about open carry justabob Feb 2014 #43
Open carry does not require that you carry guns openly. former9thward Feb 2014 #57
Well That Didn't Take Long otohara Feb 2014 #15
Obama also didn't support marriage equality or use of marijuana LynneSin Feb 2014 #18
You're Equating Pot & LGBT w/ Guns? otohara Feb 2014 #22
I live in a city with one of the highest rates of gun violence and I am still ok with it LynneSin Feb 2014 #25
How Many People Do You Know Who Have Been Killed? otohara Feb 2014 #28
Really? Do we need to go down this path LynneSin Feb 2014 #59
+100. sked14 Feb 2014 #66
Agree with 'the rights of women, poor, LGBT and immigrants' surpass one issue. freshwest Feb 2014 #65
It was the same thing back in 2006 with Bob Casey Jr. LynneSin Feb 2014 #71
It's important to know all of it... Just as you did. n/t freshwest Feb 2014 #75
Damn! old guy Feb 2014 #19
If she was running for governor in a solidly blue state I would vote for someone else. However.... LynneSin Feb 2014 #17
in Vermont you can't get elected if you're anti-gun. Period. cali Feb 2014 #32
Point well taken LynneSin Feb 2014 #60
As a person who is vehemently against anyone but LE carrying guns around in public Le Taz Hot Feb 2014 #20
Where's all the haters now? No bus either? Wow ...Lots of hypocrites. L0oniX Feb 2014 #24
Bernie is a "gun lover". cali Feb 2014 #34
Rated F by the NRA, indicating a pro-gun control voting record. L0oniX Feb 2014 #41
bernie won his first race for the House because the repub he was running against cali Feb 2014 #46
Amazing - isn't it.? 840high Feb 2014 #55
She wouldn't get my vote. crim son Feb 2014 #68
Which would be a vote for Abbott. sked14 Feb 2014 #70
Yes ...it would be an actual vote for Abbott. L0oniX Feb 2014 #73
Some Democrats need to get over their fear of firearms HoosierCowboy Feb 2014 #27
i don't think that dems are fearful of firearms.. frylock Feb 2014 #39
It's more like disgust, crim son Feb 2014 #69
Very sad frazzled Feb 2014 #29
Is that anything like the one where the man doesn't walk up to the lady hughee99 Feb 2014 #47
It's a female conspiracy Android3.14 Feb 2014 #31
She sounds like Brian Schweitzer Larkspur Feb 2014 #35
+100 SoapBox Feb 2014 #38
The REAL Old West was a much, much quieter then movies portray it. Lurks Often Feb 2014 #44
Not in my neck of the woods...... AnneD Feb 2014 #48
Granted, although the link referred mostly to crime and how little there was of it in the Old West Lurks Often Feb 2014 #49
My point exactly.... AnneD Feb 2014 #51
wow... SoapBox Feb 2014 #37
What's the alternative, concede all red states governorships? Democat Feb 2014 #42
I support gun laws by state/municipality fbc Feb 2014 #40
*sigh* sakabatou Feb 2014 #45
Texas already has concealed carry by permit. Lasher Feb 2014 #50
Okay I guess DU'rs will toss her under the bus now too! VanillaRhapsody Feb 2014 #52
A number of DU'ers already have. (nt) Paladin Feb 2014 #53
sooo predictable... VanillaRhapsody Feb 2014 #54
She's not perfect, she's not perfect.... DonViejo Feb 2014 #61
I know right.... VanillaRhapsody Feb 2014 #62
Waaaahhhhhhh another republican was elected LynneSin Feb 2014 #72
If she was a Republican - 840high Feb 2014 #56
She is running for Governor of Texas Botany Feb 2014 #58
Okay, but they'll have to check their guns when they come into town. KansDem Feb 2014 #63
Finally a true 2A progressive... ileus Feb 2014 #64
Open carry = Intimidation and Escalation cprise Feb 2014 #74

marble falls

(57,102 posts)
1. I'd much rather have open carry vs conceal carry. I wouldn't carry either way but I do want to ...
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 10:15 AM
Feb 2014

know who's carrying.

PatrynXX

(5,668 posts)
7. She's from Texas go figure
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 10:41 AM
Feb 2014

I don't think she'd desecrate the Alamo like some Republican did by holding a gun rally there

I'm not really anti gun. It's not my thing. arrows or swords ( Kitana's?? ) better arrows for hunting..

 

greiner3

(5,214 posts)
26. I'm a pacifist;
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 12:19 PM
Feb 2014

But if I had my druthers, I'd rather know afore hand if the person I was face-to-face with was/was not carrying a gun.

In fact, this might stop many fools who do try to bring their 'knuckles' to a gun fight.

Cha

(297,299 posts)
67. that's what I was thinking.. as long as they're
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 04:21 PM
Feb 2014

going to pack their big bad guns.. nice to know who's carrying.

onehandle

(51,122 posts)
4. Yes, but she probably is against Assault Weapons in Kindergartens, so the NRA will trash her.
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 10:17 AM
Feb 2014

Being a Democrat being reason #2 to trash her.

 

MannyGoldstein

(34,589 posts)
6. This story is the highlight of my morning
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 10:29 AM
Feb 2014

It makes me realize how fortunate I am to live in Massachusetts!

Tyrs WolfDaemon

(2,289 posts)
10. She pretty much has to, at least for the foreseeable future
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 11:00 AM
Feb 2014

I always believed that Ann Richards lost to W because of her honest statement about the conceal carry stuff being pushed at the time. She said that it was stupid (and bad and would lead to bad things later) and those pushing the bill were stupid.

That's all it took to derail her governorship and unfortunately put W on the path to the Presidency.

 

heaven05

(18,124 posts)
12. well, if I lived in Texass
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 11:16 AM
Feb 2014

I would, at least, know who to stay away from. Seems like she is a good ole alamo revering texan though.

Avalux

(35,015 posts)
13. Unfortunately, if she wants to win in Texas she has to do this.
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 11:17 AM
Feb 2014

I don't agree with it, and when I have dinner with her will definitely let her know.

groundloop

(11,519 posts)
16. I imagine someone contemplating robery would like to know who's armed also....
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 11:29 AM
Feb 2014

They'll know who they have to shoot first.

 

7962

(11,841 posts)
23. I agree. I dont want anyone to know I'm carrying; it just allows for a different approach
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 12:04 PM
Feb 2014

A crook who sees you have a gun on your waist could avoid you, or he/she could just go for the gun instantly. I'd rather no one know I have one. Doesnt make anyone uncomfortable that way either.

justabob

(3,069 posts)
43. That is what I don't get about open carry
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 01:37 PM
Feb 2014

You may as well paint a target on your back as far as the bad guys go, and you make yourself a target of law enforcement by being visibly armed too... Seems silly to me, but what do I know?

former9thward

(32,023 posts)
57. Open carry does not require that you carry guns openly.
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 03:08 PM
Feb 2014

It merely means you can carry them concealed or openly.

 

otohara

(24,135 posts)
15. Well That Didn't Take Long
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 11:26 AM
Feb 2014

seriously Wendy - you need to run out and get a gun now?

I will save my donations for candidates who give a shit about all this gun violence.

LynneSin

(95,337 posts)
18. Obama also didn't support marriage equality or use of marijuana
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 11:35 AM
Feb 2014

He's done a turn around on the first and slowly doing the same for the 2nd.

Wendy Davis can't win in Texas if she is anti-gun. I don't even think she could win the Texas Democratic primary being anti-gun - at least for a statewide race. That doesn't mean if she's elected she'll allow Texas to become a free-for all shoot-em-up gun state. Just means she's smart enough to know what's important to win Texas and what needs to be secondary.

For me this is a non-issue. THe rights of women, poor, LGBT and immigrants are on the line with this governors race. Personally I find those people way more important than the gun issue.

If she was running for governor in my state there would be at least a dozen other democratic choices who would be opposed to open gun carry and every one of those candidates would win the general election. But then again I live in Delaware and we're pretty damn blue. I would say that statement is true for many solidly blue states.

 

otohara

(24,135 posts)
22. You're Equating Pot & LGBT w/ Guns?
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 11:56 AM
Feb 2014

for me this is a huge issue - I see my neighbor everyday on her daily walk still looking sad, depressed, broken - since her ex husband, the 60 year old responsible guy took their 9 year old kid and blew his brains out.

Then there was that time my 7 year old was at a neighbors home and no one was answering the phone, so I walk down there and see through the window three boys oogling 3 guns on the table. The mother had left and told them not to answer the phone or the door. The minute she walked out....out came the guns. Open carry - FUCK THAT.

The gays and the pot aren't killing people on a daily basis.

I live in the city where we've had two mass shootings. I'm terrified of guns.. we don't go out much anymore. Especially
to movies, malls and i oh so glad my kid graduated with out being killed or had to witness a mass shooting from a Littleton HS school years ago.





LynneSin

(95,337 posts)
25. I live in a city with one of the highest rates of gun violence and I am still ok with it
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 12:18 PM
Feb 2014

So please don't even begin to tell me about gun violence - I know it just as well.

But Wendy Davis doesn't stand a chance of even winning the democratic primary in a state like Texas if she doesn't show support for gun laws. And honestly if assholes are carrying gun I'd rather see them out in the open then wonder what's hidden in someone's jacket or bag.

The concept of Pot/LGBT rights to what Wendy Davis has done is this - it is possible for politicians to change their minds after they are elected. What works for Texas doesn't work for other states. And I know for me to hold one stance about gun rights could be the difference between allowing rights for women, LGBT, the poor and immigrants in the state of Texas or keeping Texas the way it is.

I respect that Ms Davis's stance would not work well in solidly blue states but for Texas I have to weigh the issues. Wendy Davis can do far more good as governor than any republican governor.

 

otohara

(24,135 posts)
28. How Many People Do You Know Who Have Been Killed?
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 12:24 PM
Feb 2014

Any 9 year old's?

Gun violence happens and it's easy to ignore until you knew the victim(s).

LynneSin

(95,337 posts)
59. Really? Do we need to go down this path
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 03:18 PM
Feb 2014

Sorry but I'm not going to play this game where i have to prove who has seen more gun violence - it's immature. Would you feel somehow better if I listed all the gun violence I have seen and perhaps felt like a better, smarter person if your list was longer than mine? To me if you've witnessed once you've witnessed it more than enough times!

I'm not worried about the idiots carrying their guns out in the open. More than likely they are law abiding citizens who purchased their guns legally. I'm more worried about how the illegal guns get out there that cause the gun violence in the inner city and why people are taking guns to school to play violent games.

But I know the type of voter you are. You'd rather suffer under republican rule than to give into that one key issue that makes you tick. And the Republicans thank you for that because they know it too and they'll do all they can to peel away those single issue voters. If you feel the rights of the poor, of immigrents, of minorities, of women and of LGBTers are less important that the rights for a law abiding citizen to carry guns then by all means don't vote for Wendy Davis and let more republicans win office.

I use to be like that until Bob Casey Jr. ran for US Senate. And I realized that fighting against Casey and his history of anti-choice stances (he's very catholic) would mean that Pennsylvania would end up with Rick Santorum for another 6 years. In fact Santorum even tried to play on Casey's stance by getting a Green candidate on the ballot to shave away some of the people who would have considered voting for Casey.

In the end Casey won. And one thing he did say was there was enough laws on the books about abortion. But outside that issue he has been one of the more progressive candidates in the Senate. Things like Education, Labor and Healthcare have been very important to him although I'm not in Pennsylvania anymore I would still vote for the guy even though I am pro-choice.

I am not belittle the issue of gun violence but in the end this is Texas and what Wendy Davis said was smart.

freshwest

(53,661 posts)
65. Agree with 'the rights of women, poor, LGBT and immigrants' surpass one issue.
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 04:05 PM
Feb 2014
Those who aren't affected by the outrageous stances that Abbott advocates may feel free to live under his rule. Those who will be hurt, will vote for Wendy and not go after this one issue as a deal-breaker.

I don't mind seeing a person with a properly strapped and holstered pistol walking about any more than a policeman. You know where that gun is, and what might occur. If the person is behaving, fine. Both require a license and training and accountability.

It's the RWNJs walking around in public with automatic rifles, promoting killing the Kenyan President, who have declared 'liberal hunting season' that I can't stand.

Texas virtually allows this right now, it's the status quo.

Would I like to see it national?

No.

Do I want to live under a GOPig who sees so many of us as less than human elected?

Hell no.

Abbott will support the same if elected. Withholding a vote for Wendy over this is a vote to subject Texans to Abbott's draconian policies. If I was there, she'd get my vote.

LynneSin

(95,337 posts)
71. It was the same thing back in 2006 with Bob Casey Jr.
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 05:36 PM
Feb 2014

Here was this amazingly progressive candidate in issues regarding Education, Labor and Healthcare yet Casey had a huge strike over his head. His family is devoutly catholic (his father was the former Governor of Pennsylvania) and they were all anti-choice. For the longest time I would not support anyone anti-choice end of discussion.

But as I read more about Casey I learned about his other progressive leanings and he did say in 2006 there were enough laws on books about Abortion. Casey has been a good US Senator and although I am not in PA anymore I was glad to have helped out with his campaign!

BTW if Casey had lost - 6 more years of Rick Santorum.

And in the end to me, if one is unhappy with a candidate the primaries are the time for this discussion. But general election it's time to support the candidates. Casey beat Santorum by 19 points.

LynneSin

(95,337 posts)
17. If she was running for governor in a solidly blue state I would vote for someone else. However....
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 11:30 AM
Feb 2014

but in Texas you can't be anti-gun and think to even have a chance to win statewide.

 

cali

(114,904 posts)
32. in Vermont you can't get elected if you're anti-gun. Period.
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 12:37 PM
Feb 2014

It's as blue as it gets and it has the laxest gun laws in the country and has long had those laws.

LynneSin

(95,337 posts)
60. Point well taken
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 03:19 PM
Feb 2014


In the end the people running for office know what key issues would alienate their voters. This is why ages ago I stopped being a single-issue voter. If I want to vote for someone who has the same exact politicial ideologies that I have then I should run for office myself - everyone else out there is a compromise. If I eliminate any candidate who disagreed with just one issue, even one high on my list of things important to me then I probably wouldn't find many people to support.

What Wendy Davis could do for women, the poor, minorities, immigrants and LGBTer in the state of Texas far outweights allowing law abiding citizens to have open carry permits. I can't stand guns, I think people who carry them for no reason other than to say 'I'm carrying a gun' are a bit a-hole like but I'll cede on that to give more rights to the rest of Texans.

Le Taz Hot

(22,271 posts)
20. As a person who is vehemently against anyone but LE carrying guns around in public
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 11:41 AM
Feb 2014

I recognize this to be a political reality in Texas. If she were running for national office it would be a deal breaker but in this case, well, it's Texas.

 

L0oniX

(31,493 posts)
24. Where's all the haters now? No bus either? Wow ...Lots of hypocrites.
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 12:04 PM
Feb 2014

So if its a Dem then its ok to be a "gun lover (add all the other usual degrading insults)"? O well. Here's where you really vote Dem no matter what. Bitter pill for all.

 

cali

(114,904 posts)
46. bernie won his first race for the House because the repub he was running against
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 01:52 PM
Feb 2014

was pro-gun control.

The NRA's rating was just knee jerk against "the socialist"

HoosierCowboy

(561 posts)
27. Some Democrats need to get over their fear of firearms
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 12:21 PM
Feb 2014

and understand that some in our Party have different experiences. Open carry and concealed carry laws work to prevent violence and crime. In Nevada 85% of the eligible adults have concealed carry permits and those that don't can open carry where it is not expressly forbidden. If you have a criminal record and carry you go to jail.

In many parts of this State when you are in the wilderness you are not at the top of the biological food chain.

frylock

(34,825 posts)
39. i don't think that dems are fearful of firearms..
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 12:49 PM
Feb 2014

speaking for myself (although i'm not a dem), i'm more fearful of the people that feel a need to carry them everywhere they go. in the interest of full disclosure, i own three firearms.

frazzled

(18,402 posts)
29. Very sad
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 12:25 PM
Feb 2014

There are some lines that shouldn't be crossed. This is one of mine. Your mileage may differ.

Somehow, women's rights and gun "rights" just don't mix in my book. Ever hear the one where the man with the gun on his hip walks up to a lady .... ?

 

Larkspur

(12,804 posts)
35. She sounds like Brian Schweitzer
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 12:41 PM
Feb 2014

who was gov of MT.

I love Schweitzer and Davis, but am not a fan of guns. Yet as a progressive I can acknowledge their limits based upon the states they come from. In Brian's case, can he transition to the national stage with a gun policy that makes sense for his kind of state and areas like Chicago, where guns are a plague?

The Wild West was tamed when towns demanded that guns be checked in at the town's borders.

 

Lurks Often

(5,455 posts)
44. The REAL Old West was a much, much quieter then movies portray it.
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 01:46 PM
Feb 2014
http://www.unpopulartruth.com/2009/04/myths-of-old-west.html


Maybe we should stop viewing the Old West based on fictional movies meant to be popular and make money.

AnneD

(15,774 posts)
48. Not in my neck of the woods......
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 02:16 PM
Feb 2014

Look up your history......

It was not like you have to have you gun on you all the time but you had better have it close by and not to do so was at your own peril. It was not too long ago that Texas had to deal with Apaches and Comanches raiding parties. It wasn't until the Texas Rangers and the development of the Colt 45 that peace was brought to the frontier. I grew up around some old timers that still referred to the October full Moon as the Comanche moon because the Comanche would make their way to their winter hunting ground raiding for horses and killing cattle along the way.

This was in North and West Texas.

I edited this to mention your source mentions nothing about the Indian Wars. Texas was the location of some of the last skirmishes.

 

Lurks Often

(5,455 posts)
49. Granted, although the link referred mostly to crime and how little there was of it in the Old West
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 02:23 PM
Feb 2014

compared to what Western movies made us believe.

Hostile American Indian tribes and cross border raids by Mexican bandits would be a different subject and more regional in nature then crime in the "violent" cow towns or mining towns

AnneD

(15,774 posts)
51. My point exactly....
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 02:35 PM
Feb 2014

Last edited Thu Feb 6, 2014, 05:13 PM - Edit history (1)

this is Texas and we are not too far removed from that time. In my youth, it was nothing for guns to be present. I also grew up on a farm and we frequently had to ward off bobcats, deer, opossum, crows, raccoons, javelinas, etc, etc, etc. A certain amount of loss to predators is acceptable but not to the point of taking food from your family's mouth. I was a fairly good shot and had gun safety drummed into my head before I even picked up a gun. It is one thing to grow up with it and another thing not to.

I never did shoot to kill as I never felt directly threatened, but tin cans quaked when I went out to the corn fields.

SoapBox

(18,791 posts)
37. wow...
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 12:46 PM
Feb 2014

Looks like the "Liberal" crowd has been convinced about having guns, guns and more guns.

I'm a bit surprised by the amount of indifference.

Democat

(11,617 posts)
42. What's the alternative, concede all red states governorships?
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 01:21 PM
Feb 2014

Not sure this is indifference. Maybe it's just accepting reality.

If it needs to be changed, the changes will take time.

 

fbc

(1,668 posts)
40. I support gun laws by state/municipality
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 12:54 PM
Feb 2014

If Texans want open carry, I say let them have it. But I also believe that if another state or city wants stricter regulations then they should be allowed to do that without interference from absolutist interpretations of the 2nd amendment.

If there's anything we should have learned from debates about guns it's that one-size-fits-all regulations won't work. There are different attitudes about guns throughout the United States. I think we should stop trying to address guns at the federal level with regulations that apply everywhere.

Lasher

(27,597 posts)
50. Texas already has concealed carry by permit.
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 02:32 PM
Feb 2014

Looks like this would allow those permit holders to openly carry if they wish.

LynneSin

(95,337 posts)
72. Waaaahhhhhhh another republican was elected
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 05:39 PM
Feb 2014


Your post summed it up perfectly!

Republicans love progressives who thrive for single issue voting. I can see it now. The republicans will use some of that dark money to run negative adds against Wendy Davis making it sound like there will be shoot-outs at the local grocery store should she get elected because of her stance on open carry laws. Since we won't really know where the money is coming from it'll be easy for them to do it in hopes of pealing off the single issue voters.

cprise

(8,445 posts)
74. Open carry = Intimidation and Escalation
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 05:45 PM
Feb 2014

IOW, the Wild West concept of rough justice.

It doesn't work to keep the peace, unless you consider genocidal tendencies to be peaceful.

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