Guttenberg adds: "To go on this gun lobby propaganda network to sell an agenda that they came into this commission hearing with is a slap in the face and discredits in so many ways the great work they did as an investigatory body who dug into what happened and who failed and who needs to be held accountable. They did their job but they did not look at the role of guns. To come out with a recommendation on guns they did not take testimony on, whether it's a good idea or a bad idea, it is very concerning to me."What is it with the Florida Sheriff's who served on the MSD Commission and fight for arming teachers going o NRATV to push this? https://t.co/qiDCVunKVi via @nratv
— Fred Guttenberg (@fred_guttenberg) January 5, 2019
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