"The NY Times editors are back to gun control and back to making stuff up.
This morning, their target is Gayle Trotter, who spoke at the Senate hearing last week.
Her message, ever so vexing to the Times - women with guns are safer against criminals.
Their intro:
Dangerous Gun Myths
The witness was Gayle Trotter, a fellow at the Independent Women’s Forum, a right-wing public policy group that provides pseudofeminist support for extreme positions that are in fact dangerous to women. She told the Senate Judiciary Committee that the limits on firepower proposed by Dianne Feinstein, a California Democrat, would harm women because an assault weapon “in the hands of a young woman defending her babies in her home becomes a defense weapon.” She spoke of the “peace of mind” and “courage” a woman derives from “knowing she has a scary-looking gun” when she’s fighting violent criminals.
The Times editors promptly descend into fantasy and fiction:
It is not at all clear where Ms. Trotter gained her insight into confrontations between women and heavily armed intruders, since it is not at all clear that sort of thing happens often.
What is very clear is that the Times editors either did not read her testimony or chose to misrepresent it..."
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