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Grisham told the Dallas Morning News that the group will not march outside of Obama's specific SXSW events. He said the group has banned the individual who wrote on the Facebook page to “fire for effect” if they see Obama. Grisham said the group does not condone violence except in self-defense. Screenshots attributed to Everytown for Gun Safety show the post by Kriss Elliott.
The Secret Service told Buzzfeed News that it is “aware of this posting and is conducting the appropriate follow up.” |
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