Brett Poulos

National Media Liaison, Students for Concealed Carry on Campus

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It's been one year since the massacre at Virginia Tech , where surviving students -- including some of the wounded -- are pushing for gun control.

A Year After the Virginia Tech Massacre, Debate Continues over Gun Control

It's been one year since the massacre at Virginia Tech , where surviving students -- including some of the wounded -- are pushing for gun control.

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