“We need to pass policies that save lives. It really is that simple,” said Rep. Katie Porter.
And on Friday afternoon California’s four Democratic candidates running for the U.S. Senate came to the city to share their views on the subject.
“Regardless of who wins this race, I hope that they keep the promises that they made here because we’re all too familiar with false promises,” said La. “They are in Monterey Park and have to understand that this is a community that’s healing, and they have to follow through.” Porter highlighted the need to push through strategies “that we know work” such as assault rifle bans, red flag laws and investment in mental health services.Equal Access to Justice for Victims of Gun Violence Act
Porter echoed this sentiment, saying that policies like arming teachers and transparent backpacks are being pushed by the gun industry to distract from “real gun violence prevention.”
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