Sorry to disrupt your scrolling, but this is important: The shooter who murdered my sweet little Daniel brought an AR-15 assault-style weapon with him to my son’s first-grade classroom at Sandy Hook Elementary. In approximately four minutes, he shot 154 bullets, killing 20 children and six educators. Now, more than eight years later, Congress has introduced a bill to make purchasing assault weapons illegal – the kind of legislation that might have saved my sweet son Daniel from being murdered. T

Sorry to disrupt your scrolling, but this is important: The shooter who murdered my sweet little Daniel brought an AR-15 assault-style weapon with him to my son’s first-grade classroom at Sandy Hook Elementary. In approximately four minutes, he shot 154 bullets, killing 20 children and six educators. Now, more than 10 years later, Congress has introduced a bill to make purchasing assault weapons illegal – the kind of legislation that might have saved my sweet son Daniel from being murdered. That

I know this is hard to read, but it’s important: The shooter who murdered my beautiful butterfly Dylan carried an AR-15 assault-style weapon into Sandy Hook Elementary. In approximately four minutes, he shot 154 bullets, killing 20 children and six educators. Five of those bullets hit Dylan, and in an instant, my little boy was gone. But in the time it took the shooter to reload, 11 children were able to escape. If the sale of military-style assault weapons had been prohibited, just think how ma

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