Tackled Wisconsin Representative Says His Capitol Key Card Is Disabled

[RandySF]

Wisconsin's Capitol building has "always been open to state legislators, to come and go as they please," state Representative Nick Milroy (D), the lawmaker who was tackled by Wisconsin Capitol Police on Thursday night, told TPM in an interview on Friday.

But this week, he says, has been different.

All tackling aside, Milroy's Capitol key card was disabled on Monday, and he doesn't know when it will work again -- leaving him unable to access the building freely, as he used to do.

http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com/2011/03/tackled_wisconsin_representative_says_his_capitol_key_card_is_disabled.php?ref=fpb

[jpak]

1. R U in the right place?

:shrug:

[Cirque du So-What]

2. Of course it's in the right place!

There is no problem - no obstacle so insurmountable - that cannot be solved with a gun.

In this case, he could shoot the lock until it complied with his wishes. What, you got a problem with RKBA? What kind of Murican ARE you anyway!

[jpak]

5. They would have to raise taxes on guns and ammo to pay for that lock!!111

horrors

:D

[Jackpine Radical]

3. CCKC

Concealed Carry of a Key Card?

[jpak]

4. I found it in the link

"Describing the current situation, Milroy echoed the "armed-palace environment" remark he made in a statement earlier Friday, telling TPM that Gov. Scott Walker (R) has "basically turned the Capitol into a police state."

Sorta like Arizona's private army

yup

[friendly_iconoclast]

6. Do you find all state guards to be private armies? Or just the one in AZ?

[jpak]

7. Just the one in AZ - established by teabagging GOP America haters

yup