Colorado Democrats Introduce 3 New Gun-Control Bills After Boulder Shooting

Colorado Democrats Introduce 3 New Gun-Control Bills After Boulder Shooting
A man looks at handguns at a shooting range in Randolph, N.J., on Dec. 9, 2015. Jewel Samad/AFP via Getty Images
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Democrats in Colorado’s legislature have introduced three new gun-control measures in recent days after the mass shooting at a Boulder supermarket that left 10 dead.

“There’s nothing we can do to bring back the lives that were stolen from us. There’s no single policy we can pass that can guarantee no more lives will be taken from us. We also know that we must continue to demand federal action on gun violence prevention. But this cannot be an excuse for inaction,” Colorado Senate Majority Leader Stephen Fenberg, a Democrat, said during a news conference on April 29.

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