Fox NewsDemocratic Rep. Garcia lashes out at Twitter user with profanity, offensive term
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
51% : The House of Representatives voted to pass an assault weapons ban Friday evening, with legislators narrowly approving the bill by a 217-213 vote.41% : "Today, House Democrats acted by unifying to pass an assault weapons ban to keep weapons of war off our streets, save lives in this country and reduce crime in our communities."
39% :HOUSE COMMITTEE APPROVES FIRST ASSAULT WEAPONS BAN BILL IN DECADES"You are borderline r-----ed, ya dips---," García replied, using a term that mental disability advocacy groups and others consider offensive.
37% : President Biden said a majority of Americans agree with the assault weapons ban and called on the Senate to pass it.
22% : "I just voted to reinstate the assault weapons ban," García wrote Saturday, saying that "weapons of war" have "no place" in Illinois communities.
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