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What I see as "sick" is the Dad exploiting his dead son to further his own anti-gun political agenda, knowing full well (assuming a moderate level of intelligence) that the laws he is pushing for would NOT have saved the kid!
Even Pelosi and Feinstein have mentioned in passing that the laws they wanted would not have saved a single life!
THAT, IMO, is SICK!
If they are your constituent...shouldn't they be afforded the ability to voice thier opinion just like any other constituent?
Seems to me an educated representitive should have something thoughtful to reply to that person...well at least something more inteligent than running way.
Only an extreme COWARD would act in such a manner.
kudos to the republican for having the moral convictions to follow the Constitution and not a personal agenda based on emotions.
I think I'll drop a check in the mail to his re-election fund, thanks for the post, OP.
Nothing disturbs me more than a grieving parent who thinks we should throw the Constitution down the drain to further their agenda.
I am sorry, I truly am, for their loss but sometimes we need to look at the bigger picture. Not one of these gun control laws proposed since the movie theater shooting or Sandy Hook would have stopped a mass shooting from concurring - because that is not the goal, the goal is to CONTROL.
I realize everybody grieves differently ... but using that grief to try and subvert the constitutional rights of 300,000,000 people is not the way to go.
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