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Democrat Rep Claims 90% of Americans Support his Gun Control Bill

10 Mar 2021 Rep. Mike Thompson (D-CA) claimed Wednesday that 90 percent of Americans support the universal background check gun control he introduced last week. Thompson’s bill, H.R. 8, “Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2021” expands retail point-of-sale checks to private sales as well, thereby criminalizing all private gun sales performed without an FBI background check. While the bill is called “bipartisan,” of its 210 cosponsors, only three are Republicans: Brian Fitzpatrick (PA), Chris Smith (NJ), and Fred Upton (MI). All Republican cosponsors have histories of supporting gun control legislation. On Wednesday, Thompson spoke from the House floor in favor in H.R. 8, then tweeted that the background checks “keep guns out of the hands of those who may be a danger to themselves or others.”

This urgent new show from choreographer Brendan Fernandes asks us to find the power to stand up

This urgent new show from choreographer Brendan Fernandes asks us to find the power to stand up The renowned dance artist s latest work was inspired by current social uprisings and the Pulse nightclub shooting. Social Sharing The renowned artist s latest work was inspired by current social uprisings and the Pulse nightclub shooting Posted: Feb 17, 2021 11:30 AM ET | Last Updated: February 17 Brendan Fernandes s Free Fall: for Camera, 2019, video still. (Image courtesy of the artist and Monique Meloche, Chicago. ) Queeries is a weekly column by CBC Arts producer Peter Knegt that queries LGBTQ art, culture and/or identity through a personal lens. This is the first time I m making an exhibition and I m not there, renowned Canadian choreographer and artist Brendan Fernandes says of his installation 

Leader s Digest: COVID—So What Went Wrong?

Leader’s Digest is a bimonthly column produced in partnership with Cambridge Consulting Group (CCG), a group of subject matter experts with expertise in paramedicine, ambulance operations of every organizational structure, and medical transportation services. Visit www.CambridgeCG.net. Many of us thought we’d seen the worst it could get. Whether it was Manhattan on September 11, 2001, the 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting, the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting, Columbine, Sandy Hook, Katrina the list goes on. But facing the coronavirus pandemic of 2019–2021 has brought us to a whole new level. Our industry has experienced effects from this catastrophe we’ve never seen before, and for which, despite decades of planning, we were unprepared.

LAPDOG: Marco Rubio unveils law that would ban guns for anyone ever investigated for domestic terrorism

(Natural News) (Article by Tom Pappert republished from NationalFile.com) On February 2, Rubio reintroduced the bill he has been pushing since the Orlando Pulse radical Islamic terrorist attack in 2016. The bill calls for stripping individuals under investigation for domestic terrorism of their ability to own or purchase firearms, a move Rubio somehow suggests would “also provide more authority for law enforcement agencies to go after suspected terrorists, while safeguarding law-abiding citizens’ Second Amendment and due process rights.” According to Rubio’s website, the bill would “When an individual who was the subject of a federal terrorism investigation within the last 10 years tries to obtain a firearm, allow the U.S. Attorney General to delay the purchase or transfer for up to ten business days and file an emergency petition in court to prevent the transfer. If the court finds probable cause that the individual is or has been engaged in terrorism, the Attorney

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