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Hi John,

On Memorial Day, we remember and honor those who sacrificed everything for
our country. It's also a day to recognize veterans who continue to serve
their communities, including those advocating for a safer America free
from gun violence.

After the tragic Parkland school shooting, hundreds of U.S. military
veterans stood shoulder to shoulder with young activists at March For Our
Lives. 

They brought a clear message: military-grade weapons have no place in
civilian hands. Their experience made one thing crystal clear—these
firearms are designed for war zones, not our streets.

Veterans understand the devastating impact of these weapons better than
anyone. They're joining us to say enough is enough.

Today, we honor the sacrifices veterans have made, and we commit ourselves
anew to protecting our communities. Together, veterans and young people
are a powerful voice demanding action on gun safety.

In solidarity,

March For Our Lives

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help us continue this work — to defend the truth, and to demand a future
free from gun violence.

 

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