I do support States Rights, not sure if this would fall under that.
I'll helpfully refer you to the Full Faith and Credit Clause of the US Constitution. If Massachutsets has to honor the drivers licenses of other states and Massachutsets expects Texas to honor their phony "gay" marriage licenses then MA has to honor Florida CCW permits.
Falls under the “full faith and credit” clause. Both states issue a permit for the same activity, both states respect the other’s permit as equally valid, trusting that whatever one state’s certification process is, the other state has a comparable process wherein if someone is so permitted in one state it is presumed they’d get the permit in the other state as well. If you’re driving your wife in another state, the legitimacy of both your driver’s permit and marriage is not questioned in that state (though grounds for getting permission for either may be arguably and substantially different). Likewise if you have a carry permit from one state, another shall presume you are not a disallowed criminal and are competent in its use, despite whatever barriers either state throws up against licensing.
I think it does, though I don't agree with him. I also live in a state (NY) that would probably vote the same way. It's a different world up here. I stay because it's home and my friends and family are here.
That's a decision that entails much Barbra Streisand.