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I think the news media has a responsibility not to stoop so low as to report tabloid news and stick to real stories that affect our country. Airing Alec Baldwin was a personal attack and the news should be above that!!
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NBC was correct in airing these materials. You have an obligation to inform the public.
Perhaps it will persuade a few that gun control is an absolute necessity. Madmen have easy access to guns all over the country -- that's the true insanity.
Leslie Robard, Alpine, CA (Sent Apr 19, 2007 9:18:58 PM)
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