John, today marks one year since the horrific mass shooting at a grocery store in Boulder, Colorado. Ten people were killed that day, just six days after a gunman went on a hateful rampage through Atlanta murdering eight people.
As a gun violence survivor, I know firsthand the lasting impacts that these kinds of shootings have on people, families, and communities. And as someone who works every day to end gun violence, I know that our leaders in Congress are not doing enough to prevent the next Boulder or Atlanta.
That's why I'm bumping the message below. We MUST ban assault weapons — the weapon of choice for mass shooters — immediately. But that won't happen unless we demand it — and as of right now we're still missing your response.
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Thanks,
Liz Dunning
Gun Violence Survivor & Vice President of Development, Brady
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From: Team Brady ALERT
Date: Wed, Mar 16, 2022
Subject: One year since the Atlanta spa shootings
John,
One year ago today, a gunman in Atlanta drove from spa to spa on a deadly rampage, using a firearm to kill eight people, six of whom were women of Asian descent.
Because of this hateful act of violence against the Asian American community, mothers were unable to return home to their children, grandparents were unable to say "I love you" to their grandchildren one last time. Eight lives were cut tragically short and families were changed forever on what should have been a normal day. This is a tragedy that was more deadly because of the use of an assault weapon, a weapon of war.
Gun violence like this isn't inevitable. It's preventable. That's why our team is calling on Congress to take immediate action to ban assault weapons — the weapon of choice for mass shooters from Parkland to Las Vegas — and help save lives. In honor of the lives lost in Atlanta one year ago today, will you sign our petition demanding a ban on assault weapons?
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DEADLINE: 11:59 P.M. [03/16/2022]
Less than a week after the horrific shooting in Atlanta, another mass shooting — this time at a grocery store in Boulder — killed 10 people. And, these are just the shootings that make headlines. In only a year since, hundreds more have died from gun violence. It's maddening to see mass shootings happen again and again while extremist politicians do nothing to stop it.
The NRA rewards Mitch McConnell and their allies handsomely for blocking any common-sense gun reform — but with gun violence prevention advocates in Congress and the White House, we finally have a chance to ban the weapon of war that has taken so many lives.
One big grassroots push right now could be the difference between signing an assault weapons ban into law or letting it fizzle out. Another moment of inaction could leave more families reeling from a mass shooting, so your response couldn't be more urgent:
Please, sign our petition to ban assault weapons before it closes at midnight tonight.
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DEADLINE: 11:59 P.M. [03/16/2022]
Thank you for speaking out,
Team Brady
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