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Posted on 10/24/2014 3:26:03 PM PDT by PROCON
MSNBC’s Joy Reid used the network’s coverage of a school shooting in Washington State to push for more gun control on Friday.
Less than an hour after the network began live coverage of the shooting, she remarked, “You do have the prevalence, obviously, of guns in this country. It's interesting that Washington State actually has two gun measures that were on the ballot in the upcoming election.” And, “We can't really have a conversation about school shootings without talking about the country's gun laws” during an interview with law enforcement analyst Jim Cavanaugh.
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“...frustrated love, one of the oldest motives in the books.”
The bag of chit could have just committed suicide like a gentleman from Verona. Look at his twity chits. He was going to do some one in sometime, this just happened to be the most dramatic way. POS.
You just knew they would. It won’t go anywhere though.
Unexpected!
How would passing a badly flawed 18.5 page gun control bill that is about transfers using the federal instant check system going have stopped this? It was already illegal for the minor so a transfer check would have made it just more illegal?
More laws accomplish nothing but annoy and inconvenience law-abiding citizens. They do absolutely NOTHING to stop those who are sociopaths and have zero respect for law!
I saw some excerpts of Rosie O’Donnell from the View? Is that the show, she was saying even dumber things.
they really need to beg all liberals to respect gun-free zones. it always turns out these shooters are left-wing nutjobs with guns.
Who cares? Nobody was watching.
Do they know where he got the gun?
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