The lasting impact the shooting massacre in Newtown, Connecticut, has had on the political debate over guns has also brought heightened attention to the specific language employed by both sides. PBS NewsHour examines the different rhetorical strategies and their evolution.
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The horrific school shooting in Newtown, CT has parents—and children—asking many tough questions. How should you respond when your child asks about violence in our country? What’s being done to prevent tragic events from happening again? How can you raise an emotionally healthy and resilient child?
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