PoliticsNation | December 17, 2012
NRA quiet after Sandy Hook shootings
As public outcry for gun reform has grown since Friday, the National Rifle Associate has been quiet. The organization said they will have no comment until all the facts are known, a similar statement was made after the Aurora shootings. Colin Goddard, Assistant Director of federal legislation for the Brady Campaign, and Dana Milbank of the Washington Post discuss the NRA’s power.
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