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First, thoughts and prayers to the student body, families, faculty, and staff of VTech. How horrible. How needless. How sad.
I followed this story all day yesterday. Michelle Malkin (first and second) and Hotair (Allahpundit and Bryan) are really …

No surprise here, The NYTimes makes out guns to be the problem, and acts like the killer had no part.
Yesterday’s mass shooting at Virginia Tech — the worst in American history — is another horrifying reminder that some of the gravest dangers Ame…

Via Michelle Malkin, Andrew Sullivan finds it “creepy” that pro-gun-rights bloggers are noting that VaTech banned weapons on campus, disarming only law-abiding citizens, and taking weapons of self-defense from students and faculty. However, he seems to…

As Brian alluded to, the left has called for gun control after the Virginia Tech shooting. Michelle Malkin has more on the NY Times and other national pundits calling for more gun control, too. But…

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In today’s predictably PC world, the aftermath of any tragic shooting spree must include a re-examination of our gun control laws. You know the liberal drill: “The medicine isn’t working, we need to take more!”

The Virginia Tech killer has been identified as Seung Hui Cho, a Korean national. See Hot Air for the latest via and ABC News.

The Virginia Tech shooting could have been minimized or prevented had the Virginia Tech hierarchy allowed conceal carry on it’s campus. A similar incident happened in January 2002 without the consequences of Virginia Tech’s Tragedy. This was at the App…

LOTS OF PEOPLE WANT ME TO SAY MORE about the Virginia Tech shootings, but I don’t have a lot more to say at the moment, particularly as it’s still unclear exactly what happened.. However, Helen knows much more about school…

Take the whole gun control debate that\’s going to get really hot

\”I\’m sure the university community is appreciative of the General Assembly\’s actions,\” Hincker said on Jan. 31, 2006, \”because this will help parents, students, faculty and visitors feel safe on our campus…\”

“I’m sure the university community is appreciative of the General Assembly’s actions,” Hincker said on Jan. 31, 2006, “because this will help parents, students, faculty and visitors feel safe on our campus…”

Luboš Motl, at the Reference Frame, gives us much more information than the MSM on the possible motive for the attack, and the identity of the gunman.
Students and faculty carried out some of the wounded themselves, without waiting for ambulances to …

See previous: At least 32 dead in Virginia Tech rampage; Anti-gunners seize the moment before bodies cold. Below the fold: Police Preliminarily Identify Virginia Tech Gunman, Won’t Release Name as Campus Reels From Tragedy Gunman Kills 32 at Virginia Tech