Mainers Consider Deeply Personal Gun Control Question

Judi Richardson doesn’t understand how a gun background check can be a burden to anyone. She pages through a binder stuffed with newspaper clips that tell the story of the last six years, starting with the night in 2010 when a still unidentified intruder broke into her 25-year-old daughter Darien’s Portland, Maine apartment and shot six bullets into her body. It’s a moment that brought Richardson and her husband Wayne to the South Portland office of Mainers for Responsible Gun...

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