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PPI Statement on Passage of Bipartisan Gun Violence Prevention Bill

  • June 24, 2022
  • Aaron White

Aaron White, Spokesperson for the Progressive Policy Institute, released the following statement in reaction to the Senate and House passage of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act:

“In 2022 alone, there have been 281 mass shootings in America. The senseless tragedies in Uvalde, Texas, and Buffalo, New York, have forced Congress’ hand to act and protect Americans in their schools, groceries stores, churches, and homes.

“The Senate and House took a historic vote this week that will help curb gun violence and save lives. This rare moment of bipartisanship is welcome news for the millions of Americans who have long demanded action from their representatives. Though not a perfect or comprehensive bill, this is a positive step forward – one that breaks a 30-year blockade on progress.

“PPI congratulates Senators Murphy and Cornyn for working together in a bipartisan way to enact real change, and also thanks Senators Sinema and Tillis for their leadership within their respective caucus to get this over the finish line.”

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Media Contact: Aaron White; awhite@ppionline.org

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