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Tag Archives: gun control
Gun safety: Doing nothing is not an answer
President Obama was lamenter-in-chief in the wake of yet another mass gun murder, last week at Umpqua Community College in Oregon. But his basic message was that he had gone as far as he could without the backing of Congress. The only … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged ATF, background checks, Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms, Governor Martin O'Malley, gun control, gun manufacturer liability, gun safety proposal, gun show loophole, Hillary Clinton, national firearms registry, National Rifle Association, Umpqua College shooting
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Obama takes first step toward gun safety
How effective the President will be on gun safety remains to be seen, but today he took a first step in the right direction by laying out an agenda to minimize future gun violence. He sounded like a leader. We eagerly … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged assault weapon ban, capping magazines, gun control, gun safety, NRA, President Obama, universal background checks
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NRA achieves its purpose
The NRA’s Friday press conference revealed the powerful organization to be utterly tone deaf when it comes to how to reduce violence and protect children. Do we need any more evidence of that than NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre’s comment that … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Media, Politics
Tagged Cory Booker, David Gregory, gun control, Newtown massacre, NRA, US gun murder rate, Wayne LaPierre
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Will Newtown be any different?
How many times after a tragic shooting have we heard politicians say, in the guise of respect for the victims. “this isn’t the time” to talk about gun control. White House spokesman Jay Carney used the same language on Friday. “There … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Adam Lanza, assault weapons, Aurora, Australia gun laws, Dan Kennedy, Ft. Hood, Gabby Giffords, gun control, Jay Carney, John Hickenlooper, John Rosenthal, Michael Bloomberg, Mitt Romney, Newtown shootings, Nick Kristof, Norway gun laws, President Obama, Stop Hangun Violence, Tom Menino, UK laws
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