Gabrielle Rose Videos : Arizona Sing! Gabrielle Giffords Opens Her, and Our, eyes and Speaks!

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Arizona Sing! Gabrielle Giffords Opens Her, and Our, eyes and Speaks!

The Slain Christina Green September 11, 2001 - January 8, 2011 9 Years Old, a student at Mesa Verde Elementary. US District Judge John Roll, 63. Gabe Zimmerman, 30, Giffords' director of community outreach. Dorwin Stoddard, 76, a pastor at Mountain Ave. Church of Christ. Dorthy Murray, 76. Phyllis Scheck, 79. May they all rest in eternal peace. After Giffords Shooting, Other Threatened Politicians Decry Arizona's History Of Extremism WASHINGTON -- Mary Rose Wilcox, a member of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors in Arizona, was sitting in her car on Saturday when her husband called her back into their restaurant. Inside, he pointed to the television, where news stations were reporting that Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) and 20 others had been shot in what police are now calling an assassination attempt. Wilcox said she was devastated. She also said she was frightened: Wilcox herself was shot in 1997, while walking out of a board meeting, by a man who later said he was angry at her support for a baseball stadium tax. The first Hispanic woman elected to the board, Wilcox, a Democrat, had been the target of talk-radio tirades telling Maricopa County residents to "take her out." "I knew at the time that the hate had been caused by a lot of the rhetoric that had gone on," Wilcox told HuffPost. "At the trial, the man actually said, 'I shot her because the radio said I should take her out.'" When she heard what happened to Giffords, she said, she felt a tinge of ...

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