KRISTEN M. CLARK/TAMPA BAY TIMES
Florida’s 160 lawmakers could inconspicuously pack heat in the state House and Senate chambers and legislative meetings, under a provision tacked on to a controversial open-carry handguns proposal that’s expected to pass the Florida House on Wednesday.
The amendment by Rep. John Wood, R-Winter Haven, was one of almost two dozen proposed changes that representatives vetted — and a handful they approved — during three hours of debate that stretched past 9 p.m. Tuesday over two high-profile gun bills.
The measures alter how 1.4 million people with concealed weapons permits in Florida can carry handguns. Continue reading…

Well, there could be a chance that some legislators might bite the dust if hotheads prevail during sessions. Representative-Rage………..they might need bullet-proof vests and upgraded Security as well.
I can’t resist writing this. Will some of the dumb, dumbs be allowed to to load their guns with dumb, dumb bullets?