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In this time when it seems impossible for Congress to agree on anything, it's refreshing to know that sometimes they can still manage to find common ground. And that common ground is that America will endure more mass shootings. Hooray. The Senate had four chances to pass gun-control on Monday, with two weak Democratic bills and two even-weaker Republican bills. And congratulations, Congress, you defeated them all! Thanks to you, we can look forward to even more death and carnage and mayhem and late-night comedy hosts writing somber monologues about persevering through difficult times. |
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| This type of stupid, dishonest reporting is why members of the Propaganda Corps are going to be a significant number of the casualties on the coming battlefield. |
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