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Washington AG Reiterates Gun Control Agenda
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Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson has revealed plans to revive his gun control agenda for the 2018 legislative session, and he is once again declaring his push to ban so-called “assault rifles” a matter of “public safety,” according to the Aberdeen Daily World.
But the FBI Uniform Crime Reports over the past several years essentially derail that argument, because in Washington, and across the nation, rifles of any kind account for a small fraction of all homicides. |
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hisself
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Citizens of Washington:
Ask yourselves: What activities does the AG contemplate that require a disarmed citizenry? |
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