Sad that in 2018 we even have to “introduce” such a bill 
Every day in America a woman is killed by an abuser’s gun. Let’s end that. Today, I introduced the #NoGunsForAbusers Act to help states ensure abusers can’t have firearms.
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Convicted domestic abusers already can’t purchase or own guns. His tweet is useless in terms of law but is good virtue signaling for people who don’t know any better.
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Convicted felons aren’t allowed to own guns, so we need to make domestic battery, which is only a misdemeanor, a felony in all 50 states.
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Oregon passed their own law on
#NoGunsForAbusers. It's a good thing, because there are a lot of crazy gun lovers in this state.
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Thank Rep. Eric Swalwell. That is a very sensitive subject for me, especially when someone close to you have suffered from gun violence due a jackazz who never should have had
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I’m sorry. I hope everyone is safe now.
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Why in God's name is a wife batterer not considered a criminal - that's to start with. Criminals cant own a guns right? It's up there with having to put forward an
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Felons can’t own guns. DA is a misdemeanor at best. States have made the definition of abuse so narrow that most end up being charged with something else. Many loopholes all thanks to the NRA.
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Same with our self-confessed sexual assaulter-in-chief. He shouldn't be armed with a veto pen on legislation promoting women's rights.
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He shouldn't be allowed to enter any halls of government or know any government secrets.
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