Senator: 'Swiss cheese law allows for easy movement of guns
Washington lawmakers are taking gun legislation front and center
Published: Jan 06 2013 09:07:00 PM EST
Updated On: Jan 06 2013 10:33:25 PM EST
In response to the Connecticut school shooting, Washington lawmakers are taking gun legislation front and center. U-S Senator Charles Schumer urged the vice president to include two important measures in his task force's final recommendations.
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