Mayor Bloomberg and Governor O'Malley
Jan 14, 2013
Follow Similar ProgramsNew York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg (I) and Governor Martin O’Malley (D-MD) spoke at a day-long forum on policy options for reducing gun violence in the wake of the Newtown, Connecticut, school shooting on December 14, 2012.
He urged Congress and the White House to enact a number of proposals aimed at reducing gun violence, and accused Congress of hampering gun control efforts by restricting access to information on gun-related crimes.
Governor Martin O’Malley announced his effort to strengthen the gun laws in his state.
He urged Congress and the White House to enact a number of proposals aimed at reducing gun violence, and accused Congress of hampering gun control efforts by restricting access to information on gun-related crimes.
Governor Martin O’Malley announced his effort to strengthen the gun laws in his state.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg (I) and Governor Martin O’Malley (D-MD) spoke at a day-long forum on policy options for reducing gun violence in the wake of the Newtown, Connecticut, school shooting on December 14, 2012.
He urged Congress and the White House to enact a number of proposals aimed at reducing gun violence, and accused Congress of hampering gun control efforts by restricting access to information on gun-related crimes.
Governor Martin O’Malley announced his effort to strengthen the gun laws in his state.
He urged Congress and the White House to enact a number of proposals aimed at reducing gun violence, and accused Congress of hampering gun control efforts by restricting access to information on gun-related crimes.
Governor Martin O’Malley announced his effort to strengthen the gun laws in his state.
