At Houston NRA event, Trump decries Uvalde massacre, blasts calls for gun control as ‘repulsive’

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Trump spoke Friday at a National Rifle Association convention in Houston. He opened the speech with a moment of silence and recognition of the tragedy. The NRA has spent more than $2 million on lobbying politicians in the Texas Legislature. Texas Republicans have already shown significant resistance to such legislation.

1 month ago·Houston, United States

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