From what I've read so far, the party's public position is, "Hey, we're cool with that, but it's not up to us. You guys take it up with the Quicken Loans folks. After all, it's their property, and if they won't go with open carry, that's an end to it. Private property über alles."

Oddly enough, this reasoning does not apply to your local Starbucks.

I'd dearly love an open-carry convention in Cleveland. After all, if we are to take seriously the assurances of the NRA, a venue where all the attendees were packing heat would be the safest place in North America: no bad guy would stand a chance against all those good guys with guns. Certainly watching this theory played out would make for some first-rate reality TV.

Colt-ially,