If mass shootings were happening on a regular basis in the halls of Congress do you think Congress wouldn't act to prevent them? No, instead they can hide behind the security guards and metal detectors in their own halls. There IS such a thing as healthy shame. Shame on them all.

May 20, 2018 · 6:16 PM UTC

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The act of politics has always been an act of separation.
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Not always true at all. It also at times is an act of unity and liberation
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One Indian Prime Minister was killed by her own security guards???
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Absolutely- BUT- The American people need to continue this line of confronting the elected officials to the point the voices are so loud- they CANNOT be ignored!! If their safety was compromised- they would be demanding whatever changes need to happen!!
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After a gunman charged into the US capitol in 1998, a new visitors center and security process was created. But clearly there are still too many entrances for gun lobbyists with big checks. usatoday.com/story/news/2016…

Capitol Visitor Center took shape after 1998 shootings

Screening process may have helped thwart a threat on Monday, police chief says.

usatoday.com
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Or in the private schools their children attend
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And SHAME ON ALL who fail to address the REAL problem of mentally ill kids!!! NO normal thought process thinks “I’m going to shoot kids at school today”...... NONE!!! These kids are scrrreaming for help & being ignored!! SHAME on YOU for screaming abt guns & not kids in need!!!
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Much Respect
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Sadly, you are 100 percent correct. I foolishly believed after 20 five year olds in Conn. were gunned down in cold blood, that things would definitely change. Bottom line, the NRA values money over all human life.
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