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Mark Kelly at DNC: Lack of Gun Control One of America’s ‘Greatest Moral Failures’
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During his July 27 speech at the Democrat National Convention, gun control proponent Mark Kelly described the absence of new gun laws as one of America’s “greatest moral failures.”
Mark Kelly has been campaigning to require a background check for every would-be gun purchaser ever since his wife, Gabby Giffords, was attacked by a man who passed a background check to acquire his firearm. Giffords’s attacker — Jared Loughner — passed a background check for the Glock he used to attack innocents in Tucson on January 8, 2011. |
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laker1
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| Both have been pictured in years past shooting an AR-15. Now with ant-gun dollars rolling in they have become the face of gun control. However, not one of these morons can point to a place where gun control has worked in lowering violent crime. Not one! |
| Comment by:
Sosalty
(7/28/2016)
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| Really, the Dems tax us and make us pay to kill an estimated 70,000 black babies a year, and then claim the moral high road? |
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