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Congress Blocks Gun Violence Research
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In the midst of President Obama’s denunciation of gun violence – if you’ve lost track, the latest massacre was Oct. 1 – he lamented Washington’s ongoing inertia and said that, in fact, “we have a Congress that explicitly blocks us from even collecting data on how we could potentially prevent gun deaths.” |
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lostone1413
(10/13/2015)
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| all these so called mass shootings have been just a hoax to further the Governments goal of disarming the citizens. Anyone how believes that that last phony hero was shot 7 times and had two broken legs is dumber then dumb |
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