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Published: Friday, December 21, 2012, 12:01 a.m.
Gun violence


Will we stand up, demand change?

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It is far past the time for a true debate about gun controls. Guns and rifles will not go away.

They are part of our Constitution and Supreme Court decisions. However, we the people, can do something about assault rifles and multi-ammo clips! Our state and national representatives (P.S. They represent us, not the NRA) will not do anything without our emails, letters and or phone calls. So, are We The People ...(you), going to take some action or are we going to allow this to be a bunch of jibber-jabber that get's lost in the haze?

It is your move ... We The People!

Dave Goebbert
Mill Creek

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