“Gabby: A Story of Courage and Hope,” describes Congress Woman Gabrielle Giffords’ efforts over the past 10 months to relearn how to walk and talk, and her painful discovery that six people were killed in the Jan. 8 attack outside a Tucson grocery store. The book is written from the perspective of her husband, former astronaut Mark Kelly. But Giffords herself delivers the last chapter – a single page of short sentences and phrases called “Gabby’s Voice” in which she says her goal is to get back to Congress.
“I will get stronger. I will return,” she wrote.
Some argue that her story should be a lesson supporting stricter gun control in America.
Others argue the importance of keeping guns in preserving our freedom.
Are militia groups still relevant today?
What do you think?
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