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NY: Cuomo should hold firm on gun stance
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In fact, the gun culture is alive and well in the United States and as a result, we are witnessing one catastrophe after another. The right wing gun nuts say that they need their guns to fight the government when it comes after them. That may be so, but we continue to see one senseless gun crime after another with horrific results.
When the shootings at the Sandy Hook Elementary School wiped out all of those beautiful children, it was more than Cuomo, who has his own kids, could bear. He used every tool at his disposal to push the SAFE Act through the Legislature and it was brutal. The result was that a few Republican Senators lost their seats. I think it was Cuomo's finest moment. |
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PHORTO
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"Comments on this story are now closed."
HAW-HAW-HAW!!!
There aren't any comments. I think there are, and plenty of them, but they all rightly attacked Cuomo, which doesn't go along with the program.
Wadda ruse - "now closed" indeed.
Idiots. |
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jac
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Cuomo is a horse's ass, just like his father.
If the liberals didn't take such extraordinary means to keep criminals out of jail and pervert the use of capital punishment, crime might not be as attractive as it is.
Certain and severe punishment is the only deterrent that reduces crime and murder.
He got his so called "safe" act last year. All that did was make 100,000 upright citizens into felons. |
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