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"Personally, I don't have a problem with it," Seabaugh said.

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Seabaugh and Rogers said they were not concerned that people with criminal records would be allowed to obtain a permit to carry a concealed weapon under the proposed legislation.

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Zach Seabaugh, 24, of 1st Platoon, Echo Co., 2nd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment, during a quiet moment in his hooch at Patrol Base Hernandez in southern Garmsir, Helmand province, Afghanistan, in February.

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When asked by a reporter if he was concerned that the bill would allow weapons to be carried in bars that serve alcoholic drinks, Seabaugh said: "I'll let the property owner make that decision."

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Here's the punchline: Seabaugh calls his proposed legislation "the common-sense lawful carry act."

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Seabaugh said persons with permits would be allowed to carry weapons at the state capitol in general, but could not take those weapons into government agencies at the capitol such as the secretary of state's office or the legislative chambers.

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Zach Seabaugh, 24, smoked a cigarette during a quiet moment on Patrol Base Hernandez in southern Garmsir, Helmland province, Afghanistan.

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Seabaugh and the Senate majority leader, Sen. Chip Rogers (R-Woodstock), have rolled out legislation that would make it legal to carry guns in a wider variety of public places and would make it easier for persons with criminal records and mental patients to obtain a permit to carry a concealed weapon.

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Let's look at what Sen. Mitch Seabaugh (R-Sharpsburg), the majority whip in the Senate, is introducing in the way of public safety legislation.

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"We have not had to do this from a political standpoint with a Democrat in the Department of Justice," said Louisiana Rep. Alan Seabaugh R, who represents the Southern Hills area of Shreveport, where the objections to the Louisiana map emerged.

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