It is hard to believe a State representative and her spouse were assassinated in Minnesota, and an attempt was made on a State senator and his spouse. 

Protect Minnesota Executive Director Maggiy Emery stated, “Speaker Hortman was our partner in working to prevent gun violence on this state. We’ve lost not only a compassionate, kind, smart leader but also the person whose drive and conviction allowed to pass lifesaving legislation in this state. We are shattered by this violent loss and committed to working all the harder to end the public health crisis. Today is yet another day of mourning for our state and country because of gun violence.”

States United Executive Director, Jeremy Stein, commented "This is not the America our founding fathers envisioned. Gun Violence in any form cannot be tolerated, but particularly egregious against people for political gain.  We call that terrorism."  Jeremy is currently in the "under curfew" zone of Los Angeles, where armed forces, including the national guard and local police were mobilized to confront Americans exercising their Constitutional rights to free speech and protest, earlier last week. That kind of armed response is also hard to believe. 

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horrendous tragedy and attack on Democracy.

Gun Violence Prevention Center of Utah: A protestor was shot and killed at a No Kings rally in Salt Lake City. Sara Montoya, Co-Chair of the Gun Violence Prevention Center of Utah stated "It is unconscionable that anyone should have to fear for their lives or run from gunshots while exercising their first amendment rights in their own community. We must continue to push for common sense laws that will make our communities safer.”

Gunsense VT: Vermont lawmakers in the House took up a Burlington charter change that calls for banning guns in bars. 

North Carolinians Against GV: Permitless carry bill, SB 50 passed the House and moves to the Governor's desk for signature. North Carolinians can still take action to call Governor Stein to veto SB 50.

One Aim Illinois: In partnership with the Violence Policy Center, One Aim released a new report that dives deep into the true impact of gun violence in Illinois—who is most affected, the disproportionate impact in Black and brown communities, and real stories of survivors. 

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