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Kasich Calls for New Discussion on Guns to Stem Gun Violence
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Ohio Gov. John Kasich says gun owners and backers of gun-control measures need to find common ground on ways to reduce violence. The Republican governor in an editorial published by Cleveland.com and during an interview Sunday on ABC’s “This Week” said it’s time to bring together reasonable people on both sides of the debate. Kasich points to a similar approach in Ohio where those in law enforcement and community leaders held forums aimed at building trust between police and residents.
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jughead
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| have yet to see a reasonable anti-gun person. give any of them an inch and they take a mile and then want more |
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