Miller gets her award for series on D.C. gun regulations

Seattle Gun Rights Examiner ^ | 30 September, 2012 | Dave Workman

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Washington Times Senior Editor Emily Miller received the "Journalist of the Year" award from Alan Gottlieb at the annual Gun Rights Policy Conference Saturday in Orlando.

Credits: Dave Workman

Emily Miller, the determined senior editor for opinions and editorials at the Washington Times who took readers through the confusing maze of District of Columbia gun laws, was honored Saturday by the Second Amendment Foundation during the annual Gun Rights Policy Conference in Orlando, Fla.

The SAF “Journalist of the Year” award was presented by SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan Gottlieb during the conference’s awards luncheon.

Miller’s series “Emily Gets Her Gun” drew a huge following in the newspaper and on-line for its revealing look at how the District of Columbia deliberately crafted gun regulations designed to discourage law-abiding citizens from exercising their Second Amendment rights inside the city. The District’s 30-year handgun ban was struck down in 2008 by the U.S. Supreme Court in the landmark Heller ruling.

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Dave Workman is an accomplished professional photographer as well as an outstanding journalist.

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Miller is a beautiful woman inside and out.

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Miller’s series “Emily Gets Her Gun” drew a huge following in the newspaper and on-line for its revealing look at how the District of Columbia deliberately crafted gun regulations designed to discourage law-abiding citizens from exercising their Second Amendment rights inside the city.
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She got an award and deservedly so, but the District still has these restrictive regulations and rules .Nothing has changed.
How many people now have a license for a gun in the District. 10-—15. I would bet no more than that.

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Well deserved and there should be a lot more now and in the future.