At the end of the day, empirical evidence shows that the bills that had been proposed thus far in Congress, like universal background checks, closing the Charleston loophole, and an assault weapon ban reinstating the ban as you know, that worked so effectively years ago, they would save lives. We should take those steps.
Joe Neguse: “At the end of the day, empirical evidence shows that the bills that had been proposed thus far in Congress, like…”
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Neguse argues for the necessity of gun legislation to save lives.
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