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FL: Graham calls for gun safety measures in advance of Pulse anniversary
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Florida gubernatorial candidate Gwen Graham proposed new gun safety measures in the wake of Monday’s mass shooting outside Orlando and the approaching one-year anniversary of the Pulse shooting.
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Graham called for comprehensive universal background checks on all gun sales “to stop criminals and terrorists from purchasing guns.”
She also proposed: a ban on large-capacity magazines; a requirement that abusers surrender firearms when a protective order is issued against them; and giving law enforcement “the tools they need to prevent those with serious mental illness from purchasing or keeping firearms.” |
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| Gun control stops law-abiding people, does nothing to criminals or terrorists! |
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