Given these findings and turning back to Orlando and its global legacy, I believe our country and our allies must not underreact or overreact, and we must not confuse the difference between the two.
On the recordJuly 11, 2016
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Engel calls for a measured response to LGBT violence following the Orlando shooting.
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