In the 114 days since the House passed universal background checks, 11,400 people have been killed from gun violence. This is a nationwide epidemic. The Senate should immediately pass universal background checks and do everything in our power to stop gun violence in America.pic.twitter.com/Owv6Emb6le
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And Mitch says, we don't need that, people know what to do. SAD!
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You can't be trusted with that power.
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How many of those would not have been sybjected to gun violence, especially given government's failure to enforce existing laws on a local, state and federal level, including not inputing into the database, allowing no buy people to buy, or enforcing gun free zones. No new laws.
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Laws and background checks don’t work when evil decides to show its face and use a firearm to wreak havoc. Be brave and ask ‘Why’ and not ‘with what’ and then work on the ‘why solution’.
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