Wayne LaPierre, NRA spokesman, says a police officer should be posted in every school.
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( Joshua Roberts, Reuters / December 23, 2012 ) Wayne LaPierre, executive vice president of the National Rifle Association, speaks during a press conference in Washington Friday. NRA, the powerful U.S. gun rights lobby, went on the offensive on Friday arguing that schools should have armed guards, on a day that Americans remembered the victims of the Newtown school massacre with a moment of silence. |
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