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Website, giffords.com, and we have an analysis where we look at the laws in each state, we give them a grade, and then we compare that to gun deaths rates, and it is absolutely 100% clear that stronger gun laws, even with poorer state borders and guns being trafficked across borders, which make state laws not as effective as they could be — there's still much, much fewer gun deaths in states with strong laws, so these laws work and there is research which proves that they do. that's not the problem here. the problem here are the lobby groups in the united states, like the nra and gun industr...

For the toxic discourse, and now they're making excuses for terrorism. is that worth it? is any job, nicolle, in politics worth that? is it worth a congressional salary to be defending not just trump and the toxic discourse but to be defending terrorism? i just can't imagine that that's worth it. that's why i would hope these people stand up and show a little bit of moral courage in the face of this. i mean, black americans are being shot walking through their everyday lives and the shooters are using the discourse that those republican politicians are peddling. it's time for a wake-up call. a...

And it's a 7 to 2 decision, with five of the seven justices appointed by republican president, so that's part one. 0.2 is republicans already knew to the filibuster, it's done. they did it for three supreme court justices which happened to be three of the five votes in that leaked draft opinion, it looks like. so if you can nuke the filibuster for the far greater think of appointing the supreme court justices, he should be able to not use that for the more modest thing of just reversing one of the decisions that these three justices wrote. so the greater very, illustrates, it's really ironic t...

I don't know if it will come to war or not, but Michigan and Indiana are beefing.

A procedure that is sconce constitutionally protected. >> and the oklahoma ban could cut abortion plan in a region where laws such as the one in texas which prohibits abortions as early as six weeks into a pregnancy have already forced women to seek treatment across state borders. women who can afford to do so. nearly half the patients oklahoma providers are currently seeing are medical refugees from texas. and all of this part of a broader push by republican-led states to curtail abortion rights in anticipation of a pending supreme court decision on a mississippi law that bans abortions after...