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 Aug. 29, 2012: Senator Kelly Ayotte addresses the second session of the 
Republican National Convention in Tampa, Florida.ReutersWARREN, N.H.  A 
woman whose mother was killed in last year's school shooting in Newtown, 
Conn., confronted Sen. Kelly Ayotte Tuesday during the senator's first public 
appearance in New Hampshire since voting against gun control legislation.About 
150 people attended the town hall meeting, where Ayotte defended her vote 
against a bill that would have required criminal and mental health background 
checks for people buying guns online or at gun shows.After the vote 
two weeks ago, the New Hampshire Republican, a former prosecutor, expressed 
concern that expanded background checks could harm the rights of gun owners."I'm 
just wondering why the burden of my mother being gunned down in 
the halls of her elementary school isn't as important," WMUR-TV reported 
Erica Lafferty asking.Lafferty's mother, Dawn Hochsprung, was the principal 
of Sandy Hook Elementary School, where 20 pupils and six educators were 
slain in December. She died after lunging at the gunman to try 
to stop him from firing.Ayotte said she was sorry for what Lafferty 
has been through."And I think that ultimately when we look at what 
happened in Sandy Hook we should have a fuller discussion to make 
sure that doesn't happen again," she said.Ayotte said she hoped to find 
some common ground but that she didn't think the enhanced background checks 
that she vot
 r chain of command."I have come across 
SA-7's in the hands of friendly forces, meaning whether they are surrogate 
military or police forces that wanted to hand over and they were 
unable to do that because there was no program in place," one 
source said. "No government organizations were interested, no special operations 
organizations were interested."Asked if it was frustrating to know that 
those on the ground are willing to pass along weapons, yet without 
a plan in place for the transaction, the source said: "It was 
frustrating not only for myself, but for the men and the guys 
that I work with. We always talk amongst each other and discuss 
it's probably going to take a 747, a 757 to get shot 
down in Tripoli for somebody to pay attention to that, which is 
unfortunate."
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