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Where do we meet in Olympia on Jan. 26th?

massivedesign

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amzbrady wrote:
No go for me, tried both sitters out here and I was thinking about bring my 8 year old daughter with me, but the daddy in my just cant do that to her. That would be almost 8 hours of boredom for her. Sorry guys, if my wife wasnt in the hospital, I'd be there. I did send my emails out to all the reps.
Hands on Children's museum is right there.. Fun place... Right there in front of the Campus...

Good luck today guys, if my meetings get out early, I am there!!!!
 

amzbrady

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Thank you for your message in opposition to SB 6396 concerning the ban on assault weapons. I can assure you that I am committed to upholding the rights and liberties of all those who live in Washington State. I too am in opposition to this bill and find it highly problematic.

SB6396 grew out of the aftermath of the Lakewood police shootings, when four police officers were murdered in a coffee shop. While I was shocked and moved by this tragedy, I also understand that the weapon itself was not the problem. The true tragedy was that the offender was released from jail on bail as a third strike offender. He should never have had the opportunity to commit this terrible crime.

I am actively working to get to the heart of this issue this legislative session, but agree that focusing on superficial fixes such as banning assault weapons is not the solution.

Thank you again for your message. I depend on the active participation of the constituents in my district to inform and guide my decisions as well as help me to be a better Representative for the 24th District. As always, feel free to contact me about this and any issue.

Sincerely,
Rep. Lynn Kessler
 
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