JrHawk

Be interesting to find out more on the representation behind this oval badge with a six point star. Any Utah sleuths amongst us? Anyway, the more support on any state level for concealed carry the better off we all are. Lets hope they didn't buy the badges with taxpayer money!

spydad

+1, Thanks

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dan728

or ....... the three amigos

DaveH

FWIIW

When we put over 400 pro-gun folk in the State General Assembly Building for "Lobby Day" they wore "Gun Save Lives" pins.

It seemed to make an impression on the legislators. Unfortunately not the Governor.

dave

BTW -- Some of antis were not too happy.

See: Dueling Banjos - Virginia Politics -

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mcp1810

I don't know what the security set up is at the capitol building but the pins might be to let the security staff know who they are.
As far as the " Badges? We don't need no stinking badges!" line goes. That exact quote is from Blazing Saddles. The line in Treasure of the Sierra Madre is slightly different. Mel Brooks was having a little fun with it.

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rhinokrk

If they can carry, we can carry. Maybe that's why we are a Red State.

God Bless Utah.

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Volodymyr

Why not, it would be one of the best uses of taxpayer money since 1776.

yankeeman

here is a picture of the pin and an article that goes a little more in depth to the pin and the meaning....Legislators' lapel pin signals a politician is packing heat - Salt Lake Tribune

Rem700

Its a lapel pin! Nowhere did the OP say anything about badges