A need for higher security?

Of all the questions this story provokes, I have just one:

Q: What is to stop anyone from walking into state government buildings, pointing, aiming, and firing?

It's a little unnerving to think any wack job off State Street could walk into our own Capitol building in Madison, and take whomever they would like out. And I don't mean for lunch at The Old Fashioned.

But, is there a need for higher security? Or do we take our chances, trust the American people, Wisconsinites, and hope that there is at least one capitol staffer in each wing breaking the law and packing a concealed weapon? Food for thought.