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California reeling from mass shootings: 'Too much bloodshed'

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    50% Medium Conservative

  • Politician Portrayal

    -38% Negative

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51% : The state of California has among the strictest gun laws in the United States, which we have strengthened through local action here, but more must be done," he said.
47% : Since then, California repeatedly has tightened its gun laws, while Florida and Texas have moved in the opposite direction.
47% : In my district."Speaking to reporters Monday before the Half Moon Bay shooting made news, Newsom talked about what California has achieved on gun control.
41% : But the governor noted that people who want to avoid California gun laws can simply go to a state with lesser regulations, buy weapons and bring them back.
40% :California has some of the strictest gun laws in the nation, and there has been talk of even more restrictions in the wake of the latest violence.
34% :Some are calling for tighter gun laws.
34% : And you see leadership here back in 1967, when the modern gun rights movement was launched, then by Ronald Reagan, you saw it with the assault weapons ban in California 1989, led again by California senator in 1994.

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