Cruz blames everything but guns for school shootings in NRA address

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U.S. Senator Ted Cruz spoke at an NRA rally in Houston. Cruz proposed policies other than the banning of firearms like assault rifles. He proposed such policies as requiring schools to have only one entrance, and armed police or military veterans on guard. Cruz blamed the Democrats for refusing to prosecute violent crime in cities across America.

1 month ago·Houston, United States

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