it was not wayne lapierre's armed citizenry that stopped terrorists in boston. it was the watertown police, all six of them, plus a transit officer who got shot. wayne lapierre's sleazy exploitive question, how many bostonians wished they had a gun two weeks ago spoken by a man that knows nothing about boston, appreciated by a relentlessly ignorant nra audience that knows nothing about what happened in boston. what bostonians wished was that tamerlan tsarnaev didn't have a gun. officer sean collier would be alive today if the tsarnaev brothers couldn't get their hands on a gun. transit officer richard donahue wouldn't have been wounded in the laurel street shootout if
police officers are the first people those armed republicans and nra members imagine themselves shooting and killing with guns and high capacity magazines. wayne lapierre talks them into stockpiling those things in their homes. it was not wayne lapierre's armed citizenry that stopped terrorists in boston. it was the watertown police, all six of them, plus a transit officer who got shot. wayne lapierre's sleazy exploitive question, how many bostonians wished they had a gun two weeks ago spoken by a man that knows nothing about boston, appreciated by a relentlessly ignorant nra audience that knows nothing about what happened in
i think all of these issues have to be addressed. all of these issues have to be on the table to make sure these tragedies don't continue to happen. i think part of it is the dialogue we're having now which is to agree on how we figure this stuff out without the politics of it. clearly some of the things we're doing here in the district of columbia, we're one of the top rated folks relative to the brady report on gun restriction. it's not just about the guns, it's also about the a ammunitio. we've done a really good job of making sure you can't sell or buy those multi-bullet clips. the question is do you need a multi-bullet clip in an urban environment, or do hunters even need a multi-bullet clip. i think those are some of the things we also have to put on the table to discuss. >> our founders and framers never talked about hunting. they talked about actually as a necessity for freedom that we should have an armed citizenry. >> also, the measures that
bullet. i think all of these issues have to be addressed. all of these issues have to be on the table to make sure these tragedies don't continue to happen. i think part of it is the dialogue we're having now which is to agree on how we figure this stuff out without the politics of it. clearly some of the things we're doing here in the district of columbia, we're one of the top rated folks relative to the brady report on gun restriction. it's not just about the guns, it's also about the a ammunitio. we've done a really good job of making sure you can't sell or buy those multi-bullet clips. the question is do you need a multi-bullet clip in an urban environment, or do hunters even need a multi-bullet clip. i think those are some of the things we also have to put on the table to discuss. >> our founders and framers never talked about hunting. they talked about actually as a necessity for freedom that we should have an armed citizenry. >> also, the measures that