Gillibrand's Rifles Are No Longer Under Her Bed
A 2008 photograph of Sen. Gillibrand with her two sons and husband
Critics had questioned why the rifles, which Gillibrand implied were there for her and her husband to use to protect themselves, were under the bed, which may be accessible to children and where robbers tend to look first. Canter also told Newsday that Gillibrand "kept the ammunition separate from the empty guns," and then "later called to add that the rifles were locked in a case while stored under the bed." The NY State Rifle & Pistol Association president Tom King spoke to the Times Union: He said that "while gun storage is a matter for the individual owner to decide, 'I'm a firm believer that firearms should be stored safely so that children can't get at them.'" And another King—Rep. Peter King, who may seek to be Gillibrand's Republican challenger in 2010—joked to Newsday, "With Kirsten Gillibrand keeping two rifles under the bed and Chuck Schumer being so anti-gun, Schumer and Gillibrand have to be the Senate's oddest couple."
The New Yorkers Against Gun Violence will hold a rally at City Hall on Thursday to ask Gillibrand to pass three gun control bills. And Politico wonders why Gillibrand, who claims not to be a hunter, got a Montana hunting license.
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