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Tag Archives: gun control
Gunned Down in Chicago: An Eyewitness Report
Gun violence in Chicago represents the greatest political failure of modern American history, and it won’t change anytime soon. Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged 2nd Amendment, Chicago, Donald Trump, GOP, gun control, Republicans, Trump
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NRA Board Member Regrets
Second thoughts for the Second Amendment. Continue reading
Newtown: One Year Later
A year after the massacre at Newtown, we revisit Sean Beaudoin’s piece on the tragedy, “Going Home.” Continue reading
Sandy Hook Truthers are Afraid of the Dark
As children we fear the Boogeyman. As adults we fear complex thoughts. Sandy Hook Truthers are still afraid of the beast in the closet, and they want everyone else to be, too. Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics, Popular Culture
Tagged 9-11, Alex Jones, birthers, Conspiracy Theories, Crisis Actors, FEMA, Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare, Gene Rosen, gun control, Iran, Israel, Jews, Joe Satriani, Michael Harris Internet, Nightmare on Elm Street, Obama, PressTV, Sandy Hook Elementary, Sherry Turkel, Stormfront, Truthers, Wes Craven
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A Farewell to Arms
This is a column from March 13, 2001, about gun control. It is being re-run in its entirety to show just how little has been done in the last 12 years on the issue. Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Columbine, Gabrielle Giffords, gun control, guns, inaction, Newtown, NRA, school shootings, violence, Virginia Tech
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