On Friday, we were informed that an anti-concealed carry op-ed, written by "Million" Mommer Lori O'Neill, had been printed in the Cleveland Free Times. The letter is not available online, but we did print one of what will likely be many responses from readers.

Now, thanks to a self-defense rights supporter and Free Times reader, the O'Neill letter has been transcribed, and can be read by clicking on the "Read More..." link below.

It's such a weak, flawed argument, it's almost not worth addressing. But not quite...

Eleanor Helper, who told Senators she became an "instant gun control advocate" when her daughter was shot at Case Western University, has written a letter to the Columbus Dispatch editor.

Click on the "Read More..." link below for the letter, and comment.

To Ohio Highway Patrol Superintendant Paul D. McClellan:

In December 2001, OSHP Major J.P. Allen offered defense testimony in the Hamilton County concealed carry ban constitutionality lawsuit, on behalf of the state of Ohio and as your official representive.

In March 2003, OSHP Capt. Bordman testified before the House Committee on Criminal Justice, again as your official representative.

So why were these two men saying completely opposite things? And which one was telling the truth?

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