Georgia’s Lt. Governor Wants to Pay Teachers an Extra $10,000 to Carry Guns in Schools
Georgia’s Lt. Governor Burt Jones is proposing that teachers in the state be paid an extra $10,000 to carry guns in schools.
The idea is that this will prevent school shootings or at least give people in schools a fighting chance if a shooting occurs.
This has been suggested in other places in recent years and it’s not a bad idea. A shooter might think twice if they know staffers in a school are armed.
The Associated Press reports:
Georgia’s lieutenant governor wants to pay teachers $10,000 a year to carry guns at school
Georgia’s lieutenant governor said Wednesday that he wants to pay teachers $10,000 a year to encourage them to carry guns in schools.
