opposition of gun control. in 90is there were 54 house republicans that voted for the brady bill and 38 voted for assault ban and the parry has moved to that opposition and at the same time they ve become dominant in the smaller rural states where gun culture is stronger and because that dominance, they are able to use the filibuster and in the senate to prevent any action. that is what we saw in 2013 after sandy hook and that is what we re almost certainly going to see again in 2022. they re able to exert that control. and lisa, texas governor greg abbott said he s not going to commit to signing any new gun laws in the state. he wants to increase funding for mental health and for school safety. is that what you believe the majority of texans want? are they looking for more here or do you think acceptable to the majority of texans? what is frustrating about this debate is it seems to be an either/or proposition. i think the majority of texans,
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we will see you next week. that means unfortunately we re going to have to say goodbye to tom and amy. come on over and join me. wow! what a night! tough standard. really tough. a charleston, that is not easy! i loved it. i am a bit to dan bruce today. are you injured? it takes a bit of a toll on your body, the gel stigma even more than the drive. the choreographers arejenny and sean, who are so clever, so brilliant. we had the best time. what is not to like? what would you rather do? would you rather sit at home with a baggyjumper and a parry, wishing you could do that, or dancing in front of 10 million people with a big smile on your face? you definitely had a big smile on yourface. i face? you definitely had a big smile on your face. i was worried about
try to save the ship from sinking. the trump organization just might be the titanic it s ending already written, what s the likelihood you think that al enweisselberg will flip on his boss. it s becoming more and more likely. the reporting from the daily beast you have somebody like jennifer weisselberg, who i wrote a piece on a few months ago. it s the person in the background, someone like jennifer. she reported a meeting in 2012, her husband was there, allen was there, donald trump was there, donald trump signed the checks used to pay for parry and jennifer s children s attitudish. allen weisselberg has two children who used to work for the trump organization, and he will want to protect his children.