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Gun Nut Pushes Bill To Install Weapon Lockers In Capitol Building
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March 16, 2023
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5:51Now PlayingFlorida Rep. Greg Steube introduced a bill that would allow employees to carry and store guns in the Capitol. Jayar Jackson and Yasmin Aliya Khan break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE on weekdays at noon ET.
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"Rep. Greg Steube (R-Fla.) introduced a bill Friday to allow congressional employees who can legally own firearms to carry them to and from House buildings for protection and store them in the Capitol while at work.
A release from Steube’s office states that the bill would require Capitol Police to install and operate storage lockers at the pedestrian entrances to each House office building for the firearms’ “safe storage.”
“My bill is simple: any employee who is lawfully permitted to carry a firearm, stun gun, or self-defense spray will be able to bring those weapons on their commute to a House Office Building and safely store the weapon until they are ready to depart the building,” Steube said in the release."
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