Roanoke, VA – Gov. Terry McAuliffe says he has visited WDBJ-TV to lend his support and give condolences to the employees there.
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McAuliffe visited Friday and spoke to the media outside of the station. He talked about his support for universal background checks for gun purchases and said “there are too many guns in America.”
But McAuliffe, himself a gun owner, also says the gunman who killed to TV station employees had passed a background check.
McAuliffe said he had spoken to the father of slain TV reporter Alison Parker and he also wants to help advocate for better background checks.
What we need is to stop allowing mentally ill and criminals freely roam our streets
And that’s because of liberal democrats
Too many mental, emotional sick ppl ! Too many unemployed, bored ppl !
And just imagine if someone near them had a gun after the first gun shot the shooter would have been wounded or dead and maybe no one would have died or been injured. I can’t believe these people go out in public for interviews, with all the crazies we have now on the streets trying to make a name for themselves, without any protection, at least another person with them to be their eyes and cover their backs. Maybe look to the station, could it be that they are cheap and willing to risk their reporters lives to save money.