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FL: Stoneman Douglas Students Hold Tampa Town Hall On Gun Violence
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On the five-month anniversary of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, some of the students brought their "Road to Change" bus tour to Tampa. The students held a town hall at the University of South Florida Saturday night, encouraging the crowd of more than 200 people to register to vote and make gun reform an important issue in the November election. Some of the March For Our Lives activists sat for a panel alongside local student organizers. The "Road To Change" tour is hosting similar town halls, rallies and voter registration drives in every Florida county. |
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PHORTO
(7/16/2018)
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These kids need education on our First Principles and the Constitution. Instead, they're getting 'trained', not educated.
And it will take years for them to get over it, if ever. |
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