Former CNN news anchor uses evil gun

[usmcvet]

I'd like to know more about her husband back ground. Talk about literally just having your d!ck in your hand.

Way to stay in the fight.

Exactly. Don't ever give up!

[TF82]

Didn't she say she initially slipped the gun into her purse somehow, at gunpoint, and gave it to her husband? Obviously that could just be initial media reports being totally jacked, as they usually are, but the whole thing seemed a bit off to me.

[Amp Mangum]

'Nothing to debate': Second Amendment, legal gun in my purse saved our lives:

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2015/...-my-purse.html

[Sam]

'Nothing to debate': Second Amendment, legal gun in my purse saved our lives:

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2015/...-my-purse.html

She correctly identified their handguns as .380, not .35 caliber as the media called it. She is pro gun from that writing

[FromMyColdDeadHand]

I'd like to see independent confirmation on the authenticity. It reads a little off to me- in that I like it too much. I wouldn't publish something like that until all the criminal and civil issues were buttoned up tight.

[Ryno12]

I'd like to see independent confirmation on the authenticity. It reads a little off to me- in that I like it too much. I wouldn't publish something like that until all the criminal and civil issues were buttoned up tight.

I thought the exact same thing. Something doesn't smell right...

[Waylander]

A statement prevalent among an ignorant society:

"Remember, just because someone robs you, or breaks into your house does NOT mean they should be killed. This is only meant for when your life is actually in danger. Getting robbed is usually not that case."

Because it's so easy and quick to tell if somebody robbing you or breaking into your house is armed. Even then, you should only try to wound them first and try not to kill them

[Sam]

I thought the exact same thing. Something doesn't smell right...

Editorial on a legit news site (doesn't matter if Fox is to the right or not, it's still a legit WEBSITE) written by the person involved and still doesn't smell right?

What about this one? Telephone interview:

http://video.foxnews.com/v/434312259...#sp=show-clips

[Waylander]

I thought the exact same thing. Something doesn't smell right...

Nothing to see here, bud. Now move along.

I unlocked our door, picked up the food I'd placed at my feet and was assaulted by a jackass with a big, silver semi-automatic weapon.

My husband (Air Force Academy, U.S. Army Special Forces), said "What's going on here?" and advanced into the room. Stark naked and dripping wet, he maneuvered himself in front of the small table between the beds, concealing two small .380 legal handguns we'd brought in from the car.

I'll go out on a limb and say the "big, silver semi-automatic weapon" found will be "high capacity" while their two small (likely low capacity) .380 are legal in all 50.

ETA:
I'm glad both of them are still alive and the BG is dead.
Whether she wrote her Op-Ed piece with any political spin (or if it's just her not knowing) is another matter.

[Ryno12]

Editorial on a legit news site (doesn't matter if Fox is to the right or not, it's still a legit WEBSITE) written by the person involved and still doesn't smell right?

What about this one? Telephone interview:

http://video.foxnews.com/v/434312259...#sp=show-clips

Legit news outlets have broadcasted bogus news in the past, no? Just agreeing with another member about my initial gut feeling about the article. Is there an issue with that?
This is a good one to be wrong about, especially with everything going on in the news right now.

On the flip side... Not surprised she a "former" CNN anchor.