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Biden says Second Amendment 'not absolute' at police executive order signing

Summary by Ground News

President Joe Biden said Wednesday that the Second Amendment is not absolute. He called for new limitations on guns in the wake of this week's massacre at a Texas elementary school. Biden was speaking at the White House before signing an executive order on policing. He that he would visit Texas with first lady Jill Biden in the coming days.

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Bearing Arms

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Biden: The Second Amendment isn't absolute

President Joe Biden, in response to Uvalde, claims the Second Amendment isn't absolute. Here's why he's wrong.

4 years ago

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summit.news

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Biden Says “The Second Amendment Is Not Absolute”

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4 years ago

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The Telegraph

Lean Right

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The US president warned that 'enough is enough' and he will move to stop the gun 'carnage' happening across the US

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Epoch Times

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'Second Amendment Is Not Absolute': Biden Decries Gun Laws After Texas School Shooting

U.S. President Joe Biden has decried current gun laws in America after 19 students and two adults were ...

4 years ago·New York, United States

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El Nuevo Día

Center

Joe Biden says the Second Constitutional Amendment on the right to own weapons is “not absolute”

The statements of the US president were given before signing an executive order on police surveillance on the second anniversary of the death of George Floyd

4 years ago·Puerto Rico

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