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N.R.A. Cant Believe How Well National Conversation About Guns Is Going
WASHINGTONAs the national conversation about guns enters its fifth month, the National Rifle Association C.E.O. Wayne LaPierre gave it his seal of approval today, saying that he hopes the conversation continues forever.
I must admit, when the national conversation about guns started in those dark days of December, I thought it was a bad idea, said Mr. LaPierre. People kept saying that things would be different this time, and that scared the bejesus out of me.
Because of what appeared to be a new resolve to finally do something about gun violence, he said, I was concerned that the national conversation about guns would turn into something uglier, like congressional action.
Fortunately, that danger seems to have passed, he said.
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But while Mr. LaPierre cant believe how well the national conversation is going, he said that the N.R.A. would remain vigilant in keeping the conversation from veering off into concrete remedies that will actually change things.
Weve had five months of talk, and thats a good start, he said. But now is the time for more talk.
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upaloopa
(11,417 posts)as long as it doesn't change or solve anything some people are OK with it.
HappyMe
(20,277 posts)This is just round 1.
Keafirehouse88
(25 posts)It seems that the momentum for strong and reasonable gun control is fading; it seems the NRA hide and distract tactic is working; and this bothers me. One of my close friends, was recently shot in the face; and to see gun control measures die in congress hurts emotionally. Sorry for the story, to those who read this; but the NRA SUCKS.
AndyA
(16,993 posts)...nothing to see here, folks, move along, return to your homes and buy more guns to protect your family, no need to worry...