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Dianne Feinstein Comments on No Guns for Terrorists Vote
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Senator Dianne Feinstein yesterday spoke at a press conference following the vote on her amendment to give the attorney general the authority to block the sale of guns to known or suspected terrorists.
Her remarks follow:
“Well, here we go again. Another mass shooting—this time the largest in history. Forty-nine dead, 53 injured. Another chance for Congress to take meaningful action. Another missed opportunity.
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mickey
(6/22/2016)
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There you have it, folks.
An open admission that she views high profile killings as opportunities to enact gun control. |
| Comment by:
lbauer
(6/22/2016)
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Feinstein cannot be so clueless that she does not know that none of the proposed gun control laws would have done anything meaningful to prevent terrorists from obtaining weapons.
She has a long standing record opposing private ownership of firearms. For everyone except herself, her friends, and their bodyguards of course.
It really is sickening how these rabid gun control fanatics try to take advantage of yet another tragedy to sell the public on their failed agenda. |
| Comment by:
stevelync
(6/22/2016)
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| Too bad that bloodline didn't end in an eastern European oven. |
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