Trump said that Republicans are more about hurting trans people than about cutting taxes.
Donald Trump mocks Republicans for giving him a standing ovation for attacking trans people
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Republicans censure senator for backing LGBTQ+ rights and gun control
Will they censure Trump, too?! /s
Top Republican lawmakers attacked the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for scrubbing defensive gun use estimates from its website following a report from The Reload detailing gun-control advocates’ role in the decision.
Top Republicans Slam CDC for Removing Defensive Gun Use Stats After Pressure Campaign
Previously:
CDC removed stats on defensive gun use over pressure from gun control activists: report
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reportedly removed statistics on defensive gun use in the U.S. following pressure from gun control advocates.
CDC removed stats on defensive gun use over pressure from gun control activists: report
Matt Agorist | May 29, 2022
In the last week alone, the nation has been rocked by two extremely violent, horrific, and disgusting acts of mass murder. In total, between the shooting in Buffalo, NY and Uvalde, TX, more than 30 innocent people have been slaughtered. It is also true that according to the FBI, the number of active shooter incidents in the United States has risen significantly since 2020.
No, There Haven’t Been 27 Mass School Shootings This Year, Corporate Media is Manipulating You
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What we know about mass school shootings in the US – and the gunmen who carry them out
The latest mass shootings in Texas and New York highlight the frequency of such attacks — and how they can spread like a disease
The Contagion Effect: From Buffalo to Uvalde, 16 Mass Shootings in Just 10 Days
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Our Narrative of Mass Shootings Is Killing Us
Mass Shootings Are Contagious:
The idea that violence might be contagious is not new. Suicides often cluster, in a phenomenon known as suicide contagion, in which vulnerable people are inspired to take their own lives after reading about the details of previous suicides. In an attempt to stop the contagion, many media outlets abide by voluntary reporting standards to not sensationalize suicides.
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“The contagion that appears to be apparent in the mass killings and school shootings may have something to do with the media coverage,” Towers said.
This doesn’t mean the media shouldn’t report on mass shootings, Towers said. But voluntary efforts to de-emphasize the killer’s name and portrait might help stave off additional shootings.
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