Republican voter calls for bipartisan gun legislation that doesn't overreach
Philip M., a small business owner from Georgia, discusses the need for legislation that provides security in schools without taking guns away from Americans.
A Georgia s mall business owner discussed the need for a bipartisan approach to combat gun violence following the mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas. He told "The Faulkner Focus" voter panel he expects Republicans to be pinned as "the bad guys" for not approving of overreaching Democratic legislation.
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PHILIP M.: It's a tough one, and it's not a new problem. I own several guns. I'm a hunter, so I don't want the government to come knocking on my door to take those guns away from me. But, I obviously have feelings for those children that were lost. What I would hope for is a bipartisan agreement that covers both security at the schools. Don't take guns away, but make them harder to get. What I think we're going to probably end up with is a setup where the Republicans are set up to look like the bad guys when they don't approve a sweeping program that overreaches.
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