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Gail Collins: When the filibuster turns deadly

(Samuel Corum | The New York Times)
The Capitol Building in Washington, Jan. 26, 2021. 

"You may have heard that the House just passed a couple of very, very moderate gun safety bills. They now go to the Senate, where Republicans are hoping to let them molder forever in a closet somewhere," writes The New York Times columnist Gail Collins.

(Samuel Corum | The New York Times) The Capitol Building in Washington, Jan. 26, 2021. "You may have heard that the House just passed a couple of very, very moderate gun safety bills. They now go to the Senate, where Republicans are hoping to let them molder forever in a closet somewhere," writes The New York Times columnist Gail Collins.