PFAFFSTÄTTEN Start Baumaßnahmen: Sicher in Schule kommen. In der Unteren Schulgasse wird gearbeitet: Vor der Schule soll es mehr Platz für die Schülerinnen & Schüler geben, Poller zu Spitzenzeiten Schulgasse absperren. Von Judith Jandrinitsch. Erstellt am 24. Juli 2021 (05:46) Rainer Anhammer, Bürgermeister Christoph Kainz, Mitarbeiter der ausführenden Baufirma Porr und Vizebürgermeister Viktor Paar überzeugen sich vom Baufortschritt in der Unteren Schulgasse. Peter Artner, Peter Artner
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issue and focusing on prevention, you know, strategic prevention rather than tactical reactionary measures, that s the only way that we re really going to stop gun violence in our schools and keep them safe. whidon t you talk right now because you ve got the opportunity to talk to congress, people who vote, democrats and republicans, senators and members of congress. after they watch this psa, this ad, what do you want specifically from them in terms of a bill the president will sign? what do you want the president to sign? that s another way of putting it. you know, there are so many members of congress and the president who are also parents. so pay attention to this ad. these are kids talking. this is what kids are experiencing, and it s within their power to do something about this at a legislative level. it s not about doing nothing. it s about doing what america wants. and america wants safety. they want their kids to be safe in school. they want safe communities. there s a lo
her. yeah, and you know, i wonder, mayor tomlinson about the issue of guns in georgia, obviously when i was down there, you see signs on restaurants that say no guns allowed, which is a little bit jarring for somebody who comes from a blue state to say, oh, my god, people carry guns, i was told by a restaurant owner people go to a waffle house with their side arms on, that would freak me out, but people do it. in a state like that, how unusual is it for somebody who really was running very strongly on gun reform actually won in this district? right. well, first of all, i would say be careful about generalities in georgia because we do have a very sophisticated electorate. we have rural areas where people have a great passion for hunting and we have large urban and suburban areas where that s not as much a part of the daily life, and people want sensible gun control. they want to be safe in their places of business. they want their kids to be safe in school.
you are not worried if you are going to be shot or hide or what s going to happen. you are worried about, let me see if i can learn how to do algebra today or let me see if i can learn how to read more books or do something or learn something in science or decide what i want to do with my future because i m going to have one because they scared about my school safety. juan: yes, that s great. i think kids should be safe in school. greg: no, but you just criticize. rewind it. you will see what he says. dana: i feel for these kids. i think all of us do. i didn t go to school at a time when i thought there would ever be an active shooter. i tried to put myself in their shoes, or in the shoes of the parents and teachers. you go to school and worried this could happen to them. i agree with president trump when he said he doesn t like the idea of active shooter drills because we shouldn t have to have them. then you get to the question of the policy solution. that s where conservatives
everybody in this country that it could happen to you, i m real, i m a real guy, i grew up in long island, i didn t i never thought this could happen and it didn t happen, there are parents here that came to support me today, this young lady has to live with it, it stops, you know. it s an easy fix, chris, you know, you just need some competent people to get together and put the right plan in place and make it so the kids are safe. that s all you know, they have to be safe in school. chris: andrew, delaney, thank you both for sharing stories. our hearts go out to you but more important we are going stay in the story, i promise you andrew, i understand it s not just a gun control issue and we are going to do everything that we can to make your our schools safer and you are both welcome back any time as part of that effort, thank you both. thanks, chris. thank you. chris: up next we will bring in our sunday group to discuss the