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CT: Sandy Hook panel urges further tightening of Connecticut gun laws
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A Connecticut panel charged with coming up with ways to reduce school violence after the 2012 massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School plans to urge the state to strengthen its already strict gun laws.
While the state adopted some of the toughest rules on gun ownership in the United States following the attack at a Newtown school that left 20 children and six educators dead, the panel voted on Friday to ask Governor Dannel Malloy to restrict gun ownership further in its final report next month. |
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jac
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Predictable result. This is what you get when the liberals control the government and load the panel with a bunch of panti wetters.
If they really wanted to protect the kids, they would remove schools from the list of victim disarmament zones. |
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