Biden on gun control plan: 'There's no
amendment that's absolute'
Posted By: Imright, 2/3/2022 9:18:20 PM
President Joe Biden said Thursday that his gun violence prevention strategy is necessary to combat rising violent crime in cities across the country and that preventing the sale of certain firearms "doesn't violate anybody's Second Amendment rights.""Making sure that people who are not allowed to have a gun, don't get the gun in the first place," the president said of his push to institute stricter background checks for firearm sales. "This doesn't violate anybody's Second Amendment right. There's no violation of the Second Amendment right to talk like there's no amendment that's absolute."
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Rescuers inched closer Friday to reaching a five-year-old boy trapped for three days in a well in Morocco, in an operation hampered by concerns about ground stability that has captivated the North African country. The boy, identified as Rayan, fell into a 32-metre (105-feet) shaft, located outside his home in the village of Ighran in the northern province of Chefchaouen, on Tuesday evening. Search crews first used five bulldozers to dig vertically to a depth of more than 31 metres, according to Morocco's official MAP news agency.
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Chinese official physically removes Dutch
reporter covering Olympics during live broadcast 5 replies
reporter covering Olympics during live broadcast 5 replies
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Black Republican delegate barred from
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was a spit in the face.’ 8 replies
joining Virginia’s Black Caucus: ‘It
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Former Vice President Mike Pence delivered a speech in Florida Friday and pushed back against claims from former President Trump and his supporters that he had the ability to use his power to contest the 2020 presidential election. "There are those in our party who believe that as the presiding officer over the joint session of Congress, I possessed unilateral authority to reject electoral college votes," Pence said in the speech to the Federalist Society. "And this week, our former president said I had the right to overturn the election. President Trump is wrong…I had no right to overturn the election."Pence continued,
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Georgetown Considers Implementing ‘Cry
Room’ for Students Offended by Law Prof
Ilya Shapiro’s Tweets 36 replies
Room’ for Students Offended by Law Prof
Ilya Shapiro’s Tweets 36 replies
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