Gabrielle Giffords continues charge for gun-control reform
Three years after being shot in the head, Gabrielle Giffords keeps pushing for gun control.
PHOENIX — Three years after taking a bullet to the head, former U.S. Rep Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona continues to recover and fight for gun control.
On the anniversary of the mass shooting at a Tucson grocery store that killed a half-dozen people and left 12 injured, Giffords wrote an opinion piece for the New York Times that ran Wednesday. In it she likened the push for gun-control reform to her ongoing rehabilitation.
“Our fight is a lot more like my rehab. Every day, we must wake up resolved and determined.” …
“We will fight for every inch, because that means saving lives. I’ve seen grit overcome paralysis. My resolution today is that Congress achieve the same.”
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