It's been a long time since I've seen anything approaching fair from the mainstream media. But a television station in Nebraska aired a pretty decent story on that state's confusing Right-to-Carry laws.
Omaha station
KETV points out that there are no uniform laws in Nebraska when it comes to Right-to-Carry, and the state has a lot of so-called "gun-free zones." They quote the state's attorney general, who believes that firearms pre-emption would help Right-to-Carry permit holders avoid the confusing patchwork of laws in the state.
Thanks, KETV. You've proven that mainstream media outlets can report fairly on the gun issue, and done your good citizens a much-needed service. Let's hope your fellow journalists in other television markets are paying attention.
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