In the editor: Oh, please. Republican legislators have brought about access to firearm flivers under the admission of hearing (“The GOP Tax Bill can lighten guns regulations in guns and some rifles and shotguns,” June 23). Imbis nga gamiton ang proteksyon sa personal nga dalunggan sa pagpamusil, gusto nila ang labi pa nga mga kahilom sa among mga komunidad, sa diha nga ang ilang mga isigka-lungsuranon nameligro o mapatay sa usa ka pagpamusil o wala nila madungog ang direksyon diin kini moabut.
It took Georgia Rep. Andrew Clyde, the owner of the two gun shops, shilling for the gun industry to reduce silill regulation. Creating silence more easily accessible to sale and line in his pockets. Lawmakers should consider themselves in public safety instead of doing the Gun industry bidding.
The firearms are Primary to cause death to American children and adolescents. Don’t the Republicans think of any productivity they can to help solve that problem?
Loren Lieb, Northridge
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In the editor: So Congress Republicans likes potential schoolstars, school murderers with ready access to eastguns or pay taxes.
Tell me this: How’s a good guy with a gun to stop a bad guy with a weapon if he doesn’t know where the shots are from?
If only the Senate Republicans were the same law of 2022 before 19 elementary schools and two teachers were killed in Uvalde, Texas. Instead of being scorned for failure to face an 18-year-old school shooter, Uvalde Police and Texas Rangers may say, “Well, we don’t know where the blossomers who fall in the fallen blooms in the fallener’s blossom.”
Patricia Holloway, San Clemente
