The children and staff at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut should not have had to endure the terror that befell them yesterday nor should the children's parents have to live with such unspeakable grief.
We must resist Jay Carney's statement when he said that Friday was not the day "for the usual Washington policy debates." Quite the contrary. "The usual Washington policy debates" have been swept under the carpet too many times. The discussion--and the need for action--began as soon as the gunman opened fire.
Is there no crime too heinous for us to act?
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