What changes to gun laws would do more good than harm
An editorial argues rational risk assessment over quick fixes in gun policy. It notes high crime, legal access, and black markets. asks which laws could actually reduce harm without worsening crime. suggests few changes would meaningfully help. It previews Thursday’s piece asking Where was God.
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Arm against school violence urged by Belmont expert
Belmont resident Dr. Giermanski, chairman of Powers Global Holdings and president of Powers International, calls Congress to amend the Gun-free School Zones Act to allow licensed armed staff on campus as a deterrent to mass shootings. He argues security needs and mental health limits require a practical, national approach.
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Change of hearts urged after shootings in America
Jimmy Sanders argues in a letter to the editor that the nation needs repentance and a revival, not gun control, urging a return to Christ and the Bible. He cites Obama and Huckabee on culture, prayer in schools, and Obamacare morality. He frames laws as insufficient without personal change.
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