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IL: Democratic Mayors Call for Tighter Federal Gun Laws Amid Rising Crime
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Following a weekend of four major shootings in 6 hours covering four cities, over two dozen Democratic mayors turned to the White House for solutions, asking President Joe Biden to push for tighter federal gun laws.
A total of 27 Democratic mayors sent a letter to Biden on Monday advocating for universal background checks, bans on so-called “assault weapons” and restrictions on gun sales.
They also want Biden to take on more “soft power interventions” by pouring money into the minority communities that bear the brunt of gun violence. |
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PHORTO
(6/19/2021)
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Federal gun control (legislated, not bureaucratic) has gone as far as it's gonna go.
IT. AIN'T. GOIN'. NOWHERE.
Memo to Lightfoot et al: GET. YOUR. MIND. RIGHT.
Run your states/cities like DeSantis/Abbott.
Wise up, you idiots. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(6/19/2021)
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P.S. -
It's "Democrat Mayors," not "Democratic Mayors."
So, THERE. |
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