Last year, the small town of Nucla, Colo., thrust itself into the Second Amendment spotlight. It required all households to own a gun.
Supporters of the measure said it was a non-issue because most of the town’s residents owned a gun already. But opponents say it has not helped the town’s image.
From the Here & Now Contributors Network, Colorado Public Radio’s Ben Markus reports.
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- Ben Markus, general assignment reporter for Colorado Public Radio. He tweets @cprmarkus.
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