nobody ever suffers the consequences of failing the background check you're creating a false sense of security dnmt

thousand twelve %HESITATION failed a background check of those eighty thousand forty four were

way out pre shape that but here's my concern about background checks last year eighty thousand people failed a background check nine

if you fail the background check you're providing gastro man purchases that here's what I would suggest I

back who fell a background check if I could and a part of the senator who reads bill is we understand it will be expanding background checks to people who purchase guns at

a background check the bio weapon legally and South Carolina to me this is exhibit a of

think expanding the background check system is not the problem making the background system catch

thousand of the people who failed the background check were convicted felons on the run from the law in

enforcement community to go after people fail a background check or felons I think is a much better approach than

who fail a background check some are false positives but very few eighty thousand people into

one want to fill in on the run who fails a background check to be prosecuting put back in jail surely

capture %HESITATION mental health adjudications and doing something about a felon who fails to background check is

are seventy six thousand people last year failed a background check in less than one percent gap prosecuted there

think that's the first thing we should address expanding a broken system where more people fail a background check but don't get prosecuted that's not much of a deterrent and

make it into the background check system she bought the gun went to a private school Ashley held a private school in

background check program right now less focus on finding a way to make sure that a person who