(1/7) @SpeakerRyan is wrong about our amendment to block gun sales to known/suspected terrorists. #Enough
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(2/7) Anyone who believes they were wrongly denied a gun could appeal through an administrative process
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(3/7) This is the same process already in place for individuals denied through the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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(4/7) If necessary, the individual could then sue the government in court and recover attorney’s fees.
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(5/7) It's also important to remember that 0.5% of the FBI's Terrorist Screening Database is Americans—fewer than 5,000 people.
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And those people have been convicted....
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You're talking to a wall Senator.
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Not the same thing. If a background check says you're a felon, then you prove you haven't actually been convicted of a crime.
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But no, your no-gun list will immediately include political dissidents because that's what Washington seems to be doing.
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Sen. Chris Murphy, has admitted on television that not one of the gun control measures he favored would have helped June 12
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