DENVER (AP) — Guns continue to dominate political debate in Colorado.
The Colorado Senate planned to debate a measure Wednesday to encourage more businesses to allow patrons to carry concealed weapons. The Republican measure would say businesses such as shopping malls or movie theaters would have to provide armed security if patrons can’t carry guns.
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