The right points out that new gun control measures do nothing to really solve the problem
What is going to change after the latest school shooting? It looks like all the wrong things. A roundup of editorials Monday takes a look at the issue.
Opinions from the right:
I wanted to be a good mom. So I got a gun.
From The New York Times: Protecting my children doesn’t mean I’m a “gun nut.”
The current climate is not about #GunControl, it's about changing the fundamentals of this country. #DefendtheSecond #2A #NRA https://t.co/6wG1QLVsow
— NRA (@NRA) March 1, 2018
In an era of mass shootings, we need to start thinking a little differently
From The Dallas Morning News: We are thinking about the answer to mass shootings in the wrong way.
A father who lost his daughter in the Florida school shooting says the gun control debate efforts taken up by many of the surviving students are "going in the wrong direction" and would like to see the focus first be on school safety https://t.co/jrA22TJeo8 pic.twitter.com/9kT91Abdi9
— CNN (@CNN) March 5, 2018
New gun rules at Walmart, Kroger and Dick's won't change much
From The Arizona Republic: The bad thing about the announcements is that they are likely to boost gun sales.
The left wonders why the president can't see the folly of a trade war.The left wonders why the president can't see the folly of a trade war
