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MD: Baltimore City Council President to Lobby DC on Gun Control
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Baltimore's City Council president is headed to the nation's capital to lobby for a change in gun laws. The city is in the midst of a surge of violent crime and has recorded more than 300 homicides this year. Baltimore City Council President Bernard "Jack" Young said in a statement Tuesday that he'll meet with members of Congress and legislative staffers. He said he'll push for new laws but also stronger enforcement of current ones. |
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PHORTO
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The problem with big-city crime isn't guns in private hands, it's largely the Democrat politicians who run them, especially (but not limited to) the negroes.
Sorry if anyone finds that offensive, but it's just a fact. |
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