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(Washington, D.C.) -- Senators from both sides of the political aisle are discussing gun legislation following two mass shootings within 10 days of each other. A group of 10 senators say two pieces of legislation have moved to the forefront; red flag laws and background check expansion. Other conversations around arming teachers, closing gun purchasing loopholes, and banning
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Regular flag laws were contemplated. in this case i think less about the gun itself and more about the person who had exhibited violent behavior and thoughts, been in a mental institution for a period and the policy that didn't work. he also passed a background check which makes me wonder, what is it about the policies and the matrix of policies that failed. as i have contemplated this horrific shooting, that's what i've been wondering about. this guy fell through the crack and he how old not have base sh the laws in place. >> what the you say to that shan non? >> go back do what scott was say...
You have small states that have an equal stay as big states. if a senator from alabama decides he doesn't want legislation on guns, he has as much say from new york or massachusetts. it's not based on population in terms of vote when it comes to legislation. so almost everybody wants something. unless you get people from specific states u you're not getting it, and regular flag laws, universal background checks are favored by gun owners. it's ridiculous, it's a basic thing. it's ridiculous. >> and the country is almost numb to mass shooting after mass shooting. i have to leave it there, matthe...
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