Chicago Tribune Rex Huppke column

Every time there's a mass shooting in this country -- and it's getting to be a bit too frequent, wouldn't you say? -- one group of Americans points out that the common denominator in these tragedies is the device that sends the bullets into people's bodies and another group clutc...

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Published in:	TCA Regional News
Main Author:	Huppke, Rex
Format:	Newsletter
Language:	English
Published:	Chicago Tribune Content Agency LLC 09.09.2016
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Summary:	Every time there's a mass shooting in this country -- and it's getting to be a bit too frequent, wouldn't you say? -- one group of Americans points out that the common denominator in these tragedies is the device that sends the bullets into people's bodies and another group clutches their pocket Constitutions to their chests and cries, "Tyranny!" One group says, "Hey, maybe if we didn't let people on the terrorist watch list buy guns, that might help," and the other group says, "We can't do that because someone accidentally on the terrorist watch list might be denied their precious right to a gun."