Recommend this article  Lawmakers in Wisconsin, one of the last
states to prohibit the carrying of concealed weapons, approved
lifting the ban Tuesday and sent Republican Gov. Scott Walker a
measure he is expected to quickly sign into law.    Rep. Jeff
Mursau, R-Crivitz, called the proposal he sponsored "a great
first step for citizens of this state to personally be able to
protect themselves."  Democrats who opposed the measure said
there was no reason to change current law.  "The majority of the
public in Wisconsin is not banging down our door insisting that
we pass this law," said Rep. Donna Seidel, D-Wausau.
Opponents of the new measure said there aren't enough
protections for those who don't want to worry about being in
public buildings, hospitals, domestic abuse shelters and other
places with people carrying concealed weapons.  "Putting more
guns on the streets, particularly in Milwaukee, is the worst
thing we can do," said Rep. Leon Young, D-Milwaukee, who pushed
for barring guns at neighborhood f