From American Thinker:
In 2000, Rosie O’Donnell’s bodyguard applied for a gun permit in Greenwich, Connecticut, presumably so he could protect O’Donnell’s child on the way to a public school. The gun permit was, Rosie claimed, sought by the security firm of her bodyguard and not O’Donnell herself — but she did not veto the decision. O’Donnell was therefore a partner with, an enabler of, the one who paid (indirectly) for this application for gun usage, regardless of how she attempted to compartmentalize the decision in her mind as someone else’s action and responsibility. This gives us some insights on how “the 1 percent” form their opinions.
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