Homicides in Austin, Texas, Portland, Oregon, and Atlanta, Georgia all hit historic highs this year. And what do they have in common? Democrats in charge.

Dec 20, 2022 · 10:13 PM UTC

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Give us the other 50 cities!
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Jackson, Memphis, Louisville and New Orleans
Replying to @Jim_Jordan
Exactly
Replying to @Jim_Jordan @MichaelBehnke14
Don’t forget Chicago
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Replying to @Jim_Jordan @BILDERBERG_GP
Jordan for speaker! R/T if you agree!
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A single correlation does not equal causation. You're pandering. Also, how were the homicides committed? Were the vast majority of homicides the result of gun violence? Yes. So, what the homicides in all three cities have in common is that they were the result of gun violence.
Replying to @Jim_Jordan
You as head of the Judiciary Committee offends the word "Judiciary". I hope you are brought to Justice.
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I think there should be a law against Democrats shooting Republicans even if they are in charge. This is a joke, parody. Am I following the rules?
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I have say Texas made it's own bed with their gun laws Gym.
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Oh wow. If only @GregAbbott_TX didn’t pass a bill allowing anyone over 21+ to walk around freely with a gun. How could we have prevented this? Oh the humanity.
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