"The hypocrisy there is so blatant. I always thought the NRA was not concerned about me. And I hunt and I fish and I own a gun. But the last few days have clarified it for me — that their Second Amendment concern is not a voice of concern for African Americans. And I just believe that we cannot give them a pass on not making a comment."
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Representative Cedric Richmond, a Louisiana Democrat and NRA member, in a Congressional Black Caucus press conference on gun violence, July 8, 2016 (; )
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