Post-Columbine essay asks questions that still have not been answered

An essay written during the Clinton administration after the Columbine school massacre asked a series of questions about human nature and the right to life and liberty that I believe are especially valid now, in a post-Newtown anti-gun frenzy that dwarfs what I assessed back then as "dark times for defenders of the Second Amendment, probably as perilous as they have ever been." [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner offering dusts off an old effort from the past that shows some things have not changed.