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California’s latest gun violence is pressuring Washington lawmakers once again to confront America’s mass-shooting crisis.
For Newtown activists, the call for gun-safety laws is an all-too-frequent appeal for national action that has failed to bring significant changes since the 2012 shooting of 26 first-graders and educators at Sandy Hook School.
But something changed last week that has both sides of the gun-policy debate here expecting more movement on federal gun safety legislation in 2019. |
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Stripeseven
(11/11/2018)
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Whatever you're going to do, don't do it on the backs of the law abiding. You will not impress anyone but yourselves. We all know that the dirt in your hearts is all about destruction of the Second Amendment. |
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