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"Barely a week after the Mets traded pitcher Kris Benson to the Baltimore Orioles, his spitfire wife, Anna, is trading brickbats with the locals."
"Her latest adversary is gun-control advocate James Brady, who lives just outside Washington, a short drive from Baltimore. The 65-year-old Brady was paralyzed - and nearly killed - by John Hinckley's bullet during the 1981 assassination attempt on Brady's then-boss, President Ronald Reagan."
"'I am afraid of gun-control lobbyists,' the 29-year-old Benson writes on her Web site, annabenson.net, where she calls herself a 'pistol-packing mama,' reveals that weapons are placed "strategically" all over her house and urges everyone to obtain a firearm." |
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