Mitchell Reports | January 09, 2013
Democrats, Republicans focus on two sides of gun control debate
The gun control issue is being debated in the court of public opinion, but any substantive proposals from the Obama administration must clear two major hurdles – the House and the Senate. The Washington Post’s Eugene Robinson and National Journal’s Chris Frates discuss.
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