I argued this point face-to-face with the Wisconsin Attorney General. He threw up his hands and said there was nothing the government can do other than rely on families to report. In this case, there was plenty of law-enforcement and family reporting. Hence this is a gross failure of government and has nothing to do with availability of weapons.
I argued this point face-to-face with the Wisconsin Attorney General. He threw up his hands and said there was nothing the government can do other than rely on families to report. In this case, there was plenty of law-enforcement and family reporting. Hence this is a gross failure of government and has nothing to do with availability of weapons.