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NY Senate Democrat Majority Pushing More Gun Control This Week
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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On Tuesday, May 18, the Senate Consumer Protection Committee will be meeting online at 10 a.m. and will discuss S.1048A by Sen. Zellnor Myrie. This ill-conceived legislation contends that illegal use of firearms is a public nuisance and attempts to hold manufacturers responsible. Rather than hold criminals accountable, anti-gun Democrat legislators are looking to scapegoat an entire industry and deflect from years of failed New York gun laws that they have authored.
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hisself
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NY Senate Democrat Majority Pushing More Gun Control This Week
Because it is working so well in New York City?? |
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PHORTO
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re headline:
The sun rises in the East. |
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