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Sen. Bill Cassidy Answers Gun Control Questions During Opelousas Meeting
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U.S. Sen Bill Cassidy fielded questions about gun control and preventing shootings during a meeting with St. Landry Parish officials Monday. Cassidy, a Republican, also criticized the anti-fascist activist organization Antifa, saying the group produces propaganda that engages listeners with "people who glorify violence." The group has drawn criticism and accusations of violence from Republican lawmakers, and President Donald Trump tweeted Saturday that it should be labeled as a terror organization.
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"Will it take a congressman's child or family to be shot up by machine guns to change?" Fontenot said.
To date, THERE HAS NOT BEEN ONE MASS SHOOTING COMMITTED WITH A MACHINE GUN.
In point of fact, there have been no crimes whatsoever committed with machine guns.
A person this ignorant should not be in a position to make/influence laws and regulations. |
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