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CDC Restarts Discontinued Gun Violence Research Program
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In an exclusive interview with CNN, Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Director Rochelle Walensky announced a restart to the agency’s discontinued research program on gun violence, an issue some Democratic lawmakers have characterized as an “epidemic.”
To quell the apprehensions of law-abiding firearm owners, she insisted her initiative would not focus on cracking down on gun owners and their Second Amendment right, although she left ambiguous the program’s scope. |
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jac
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Look for more of "figures don't lie, but liers figure".
One can use selected statistics to prove almost anything.
More taxpayer money funneled to flaming liberals with an agenda. |
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