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Subtle agenda at work in OH, WA school shooting aftermath
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"It hasn’t taken long for agenda-driven groups and their mainstream press enablers to start pushing not-so-subliminal anti-gun messages in the aftermath of Monday’s deadly Ohio school shooting, and last week’s accidental shooting in Washington."
"Yesterday’s Christian Science Monitor coverage of the Ohio shooting is a sterling example of how the press is biased toward the gun prohibition lobby. When the Monitor explored the question of children and firearms, it relied on the observations of only two sources, one with the anti-gun Legal Community Against Violence (LCAV) in San Francisco and the other with the equally anti-gun Center to Prevent Youth Violence (CPYV) in New York City." ... |
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