PUTNEY — As we hear and react to the third mass shooting in a week, isn't it obvious that we desperately need gun-control laws?
Absolutely no assault rifles.
I do believe that countries that have adopted stringent gun-control laws have seen a big reduction in mass shootings.
I read and listen to news all day long. I have yet to hear any of the people running for the Democratic nomination speak about gun control.
Have I missed something?
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