gun purchases

Barack Obama, just hours before his now infamous bitter/cling comment, had this to say about guns:

I know the answer to this one!

At the Seattle Post Intelligencer (which is a stupid name for a newspaper . . . I mean really what does that even mean?), Gail Collins laments that nobody is talking about gun control on the presidential campaign trail:

1.  The recent campus shooting at Northern Illinois brought back memories of the Virginia Tech shooting not that long ago.  It might have more meaning to me now that I'm on a college campus everyday but I'm sure that it's nothing like what the student's families are going through.  Every time something like this happens it brings up the gun control issue.  Clearly the right to own guns cannot be taken away nor should it be.  But the fact is there's not a lot that can

1.  The recent campus shooting at Northern Illinois brought back memories of the Virginia Tech shooting not that long ago.  It might have more meaning to me now that I'm on a college campus everyday but I'm sure that it's nothing like what the student's families are going through.  Every time something like this happens it brings up the gun control issue.  Clearly the right to own guns cannot be taken away nor should it be.  But the fact is there's not a lot that can

In light of yesterday’s mass shooting in a state where citizens are prohibited from carrying firearms, near a city where handguns are banned, on a school campus where firearms are prohibited (unless you have a note), The Brady Bunch and friends released a presser. It has some policies to reduce the carnage:

I’d like to propose a new state law. Basically, I think that there are a lot of fraudulent gun purchases being made, and I want to put a stop to it. So here’s what I’m proposing: