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March 28th, 2013
10:28 PM ET

Gun law politics and the Newtown massacre

Gun control advocates are seizing on newly released documents showing the Sandy Hook shooter had a full-fledged arsenal in his home. What do the new revelations mean for the push for stricter gun laws? Anderson talks with Democratic Strategist Cornell Belcher and The Washington Times’ Emily Miller.


Filed under: Connecticut School Shooting • Gun Control • Guns
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  1. Peggy

    These people that commit these crimes usually get their guns from law abiding citizens, either by breaking into homes, stealing their parents, etc. I feel this is the very reason that assault weapons or high capacity guns should be outlawed. They do not belong in anyone homes for anyone to get their hands on. PERIOD! Sandy Hook shooter went to his own mothers closet or safe or wherever she had them and committed this massacre. No place in her home should she have had these sort of weapons, and maybe today 26 people would still be alive.

    March 30, 2013 at 12:23 am |
    • Joey

      First off an assault weapon would be a M-16 which the military uses. Not an AR-15, it is called a sporting rifle, or an assault style rifle by those who aren't educated about guns. If fast food was banned then maybe there wouldn't be so many people dying of heart attacks. That doesn't mean that you have the right to ban it and take peoples choice away. Fact of the matter the shooter was not sane and would have made improvised weapons like bombs or knives and still killed those people. Lunatic - Gun = Lunatic that will still commit the crime, probably with something else (eg. car, knives, explosives, etc...)

      April 2, 2013 at 4:24 pm |
    • DOUG SCHRAMM

      My usual response is go on the internet and google ONTARIO GLOVE no assault weapon just a hunting rifle and the person was able to do the same thing. Banning something will solve nothing.

      April 2, 2013 at 8:16 pm |

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