existing gun laws. 81% of voters support raising the legal age to buy a gun from 18 to 21 years old. 80% of voters support requiring mental health checks on gun buyers. 80% of voters support allowing police to take guns from those considered a danger to themselves, or others. 77% of voters support requiring a 30-day waiting period for all gun purchases. 61% of voters support banning assault rifles. this poll, coupled with the republican response or lack of a response, after every mass shooting, shows just how republicans are with the american people. those are super majorities in support of common sense reforms. and today, democrats are taking action in states across the country. colorado s democratic governor jared polis signed for anti gun violence bills into law.
common sense reforms. and today, democrats are taking action in states across the country. colorado s democratic governor jared polis signed for anti gun violence bills into law. the laws established a three-day waiting period to obtain a firearm, make it easier to sue gun manufacturers, expand the states red flag law, and raise the age minimum to purchase firearms from 18 to 21, raising the age minimum to 21 to purchase firearms is something that you ve all day families have been funding for. next month marks one year since an 18-year-old murdered 19 children and two teachers in a mass shooting at robb elementary. for the last 11 months the families of those fifth graders have been learning to live without their children while the nightmare for the families of the three nine year olds who were murdered in nashville is just starting. what about the
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