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NJ: Greenwald Criticizes Congressional Reversal on Background Checks for Guns
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Following news that congress has moved to do away with a screening process for mentally ill gun buyers, one of New Jersey’s leading Democrats is denouncing the move. Assembly Majority Leader Lou Greenwald defended the screening process Tuesday, calling it a necessary safeguard against deadly shootings on the part of mentally ill gun owners who will likely have easier access to weapons if President Donald Trump signs the reversal into law as expected. |
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Screw Greenwald and the horse he rode in on.
It's a done deal. |
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