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CT: Delegation Wants Tougher Gun Laws To Aid Fight Against Islamic State
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The day after a self-radicalized gunman killed 49 people in a crowded Florida nightclub, members of Connecticut's congressional delegation said stricter gun control laws are necessary to aid in the fight against the Islamic State. "Assault weapons are becoming the weapon of choice for terrorists in this country," U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy said at a press conference Monday morning at the state Capitol, where he was joined by Sen. Richard Blumenthal and Rep. Elizabeth Esty. |
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"[M]embers of Connecticut's congressional delegation said stricter gun control laws are necessary to aid in the fight against the Islamic State."
Yes. Of COURSE they did.
They're Democrats.
Just tell them to siddown and shaddup.
Then, IGNORE them. |
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