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The November midterm elections will bring a wave of new faces into Congress — 100 new House members who make up a class with more diversity and more women than ever before. It is also more pro-gun control. That’s a byproduct of the new Democratic majority creating what advocates call a gun-sense majority. According to the group Giffords: Courage to Fight Gun Violence, 39 seats that belonged to politicians backed by the NRA were flipped by candidates who support gun control. |
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| Now that we have a majority on the Supreme Court, it is time for the Court to step up and hear more cases involving challenges to all these unconstitutional gun control laws that have been enacted in blue enclaves, and to strike them down once and for all. |
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