http://www.addictinginfo.org/2013/02/21/nra-presidents-son-jailed-for-road-rage-shootin/
is this a case of the father not being far from the son?
When National Rifle Association President David Keene bragged this week that his pro-gun agenda would win because “guns are cool,” he may have rattled the bones of that skeleton lying around in his family closet. As ABC 7 would have it, Keene’s 31-year-old son David Michael Keene was accused in December, 2002 for shooting his handgun at another driver while taking his BMW for a jaunt along the Potomac on the George Washington Memorial Parkway in Virginia.
Police officers reported that Keene Jr.’s shot came within inches of the other driver’s head. In January, 2003, the judge sentenced the then-21-year-old to 10 years in prison, which means … Oh my! … He should be getting out right about … Now.
Cindy Morris, then a reporter for the online DC-insider magazine Capitol Blue, wrote on December 18th, 2002 (according to her colleague Doug Thompson in a more recent article), that Keene Jr. had a troubled mental health history since high school, and had been hospitalized for emotional problems during his middle-to-late childhood at least seven times. The NRA says it promotes “responsible gun ownership” — and conjures up images of righteous, vigorous, freedom-loving American citizens bursting with physical, emotional, and mental health. Yet, despite all this, Keene’s dad enabled his emotionally frail son — the third out of five children — to own the gun he nearly used to murder another motorist in a fit of road rage.
When Keene Jr. was arrested, he was working as the American Conservative Union’s director of online communications. Nice gig for a 21-year-old. And what a coinkeydinkey … Dear Old Dad was in charge of the ACU at the time, as reported by Craig Gilbert from theMilwaukee Wisconsin Journal Sentinel.
he is the coldest SOB in the world or supports guns over his children. children taught to use guns grow up to be adults if lucky to use guns how depends on what lessons 2-5 were.
seems obvious what Keene corriculum was.
