Security Concerns At The Capitol
On July 24, Russell Weston Jr. entered the U.S. Capitol with a .38 caliber revolver and killed two guards, prompting calls for tighter security in the building that houses our nation's top lawmakers. What do you think?
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Perhaps if a senator got blown away every once in a while, those fat-cat lawmakers wouldn't be so soft on crime.
Kyle Christoph
Architect -
I just hope this doesn't mean they're going to cancel the group tour I booked for my club, The Rural Cabineers.
Randolph McCoy
Carpenter -
Who would have expected something like this from a Montana schizophrenic with a history of cat torture?
Porter Hewett
Orthodontist -
Just as long as Sen. Tom Daschle (D-SD) doesn't get hurt: He's my all-time favorite senator.
Kelli Ready
Publicist -
If we are truly serious about improving Capitol security, we should call Capitol Security, the D.C.-area security professionals for over 30 years.
Rachel Jepson
Systems Analyst -
The Capitol shooting made me realize that terrorism is wrong. I wonder if it's too late to fish out the plutonium I poured into the Potomac yesterday.
Tim Kulick
Bartender
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