System president to resign. As Andrew Spencer reports, the teams players are sticking together at least publicly as more than two dozen say theyll boycott team activities. Online, the mizzou mily stands as one, posting this picture of the team. The move comes after graduate student Jonathan Butler started a Hunger Strike last week. He accuses the universitys leadership of not doing enough to address racism on campus and push mizzou in a positive direction. Jonathan Butler started Hunger Strike im in this, because its that serious. Were dealing with humanity here, and at this point, we cant afford to continue to work with individuals who just donon care for their constituents. Univerty of missouri system president tim wolfe issued a statement saying, in part, that he is dedicated to ongoing dialogue to address these very complex societal issues giving no sign that he intends to resign. Im Andrew Spencer, reporting. At least four people are dead and more than a dozen others were injured
Deal with to put the legislation through. He talked about hearings not legislation. Hearings are wonderful way of getting ideas out. When the devil stars to come up as one is our to mark up the legislation. They can be very start to come up as they go into markup the legislation. That can be very painful. Show loopholeunsegun is a perfectly good way to go forward. We hear the nra described as powerful and influential. Just how powerful . Did in tnewtown change the dynamic . They will continue. There is a shorthand used with the nra. Americans to support Second Amendment rights do so because the nra tells them to. The nra is interested in building their membership. They are not dictating thought to people. People care about their guns. There is a component that goes on between the nra and lawmakers. That relationship is more nuanced than is often portrayed. I would think the nra would push back on any attempt to renew an assault weapons ban. They have been more silent on the background
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