Mass Shooting Epidemic Continues One Year After Newtown
The tragedy at Newtown happened almost a year ago, but America still hasn’t learned its lesson. We’ve had 24 mass shootings with 112 deaths since then.
What kind of sick, twisted person would create a video game that has players reenact the Sandy Hook massacre? Now it’s online and available to anyone.
These eight remarks from an article by conservative icon Phyllis Schlafly bring the GOP’s voter suppression strategy sharply into focus.
Just one month after the Newtown, CT shootings — which the NRA blamed at least partly on violent video games — the NRA releases a shooting game app with targets.
DemandAPlan.org’s heart wrenching ad features a bereaved mother demanding, ‘When will you stand up to the gun lobby? Whose child has to die next?
Since the brutal and tragic shooting at Sandy Hook elementary school, the nation has been in a state of turmoil. Even some life-long NRA supporters are having a change of heart.
When tragedy strikes, our first instinct is to mourn, and our second instinct is to help. But how?
If only the omnipresent God had been there.
It sure sounded like that on Sean Hannity’s radio show (you can hear it for yourself). But the shootings are usually ended by suicide, not the actions of a gun-toting hero.
When asked by the host, ‘How could God let this happen?’ Huckabee had an answer.
As this tragedy unfolds, we need to examine why mentally ill people have easier access to guns than they do to treatment?