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Posted March 18. 2018 12:47PM

Paul Hodes hopeful time is ripe for more gun controls in New Hampshire

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In the mix of news on March 15, a front page Concord Monitor article reported that high school students, faculty and supporters led dignified protests in Concord and around the country demanding action from those in power on guns. Just below that article, we learned that the New Hampshire Senate rejected, on party lines, local control over guns in schools. Meanwhile, in the same news cycle, the Washington Post reported that a teacher, trained in the use of firearms, accidentally discharged his weapon in a classroom injuring a student. What an ironic day in the news.


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