Gun Control and Tragedy in a Stockton Schoolyard
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In the wake of the Stockton schoolyard tragedy (not to mention the senseless massacres before it), where innocent little children were murdered, I would like to make at least one thing perfectly clear: Any politician who even remotely supports the NRA or does nothing about gun control will not get a vote from me--and I know I do not stand alone. Enough is enough.
LUCY M. CONKLIN
Irvine
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