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Will the Sandy Hook shooting result in actual policy change?
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Dec 18, 2012
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Will the Sandy Hook shooting result in actual policy change?
In Newtown, Conn., students in schools other than Sandy Hook return to class for the first time since last Friday's tragic shootings. Meanwhile funerals for those slain in the massacre continue today.
Angel wings and balloons at a makeshift shrine outside Sandy Hook Elementary.
Angel wings and balloons at a makeshift shrine outside Sandy Hook Elementary.
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In Newtown, Conn., students in schools other than Sandy Hook return to class for the first time since last Friday's tragic shootings. Meanwhile funerals for those slain in the massacre continue today.

In Newtown, Conn., students in schools other than Sandy Hook return to class for the first time since last Friday's tragic shootings. Meanwhile funerals for those slain in the massacre continue today. 

We last spoke to Craig Whitney, author of "Living With Guns: A Liberal's Case for the Second Amendment," just before the terrible tragedy hit the news.

Now that Friday's mass killing has put the debate on gun control on the front burner, we wondered whether this time he thought it more likely that the debate will actually result in change.