Cuomo’s open letter to Trump after Texas shooting: ‘Do something’
<p>New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo begged President Trump to “do something” in an open letter to President Trump Friday, just hours after 10 people were killed in a Texas high school shooting.</p>
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May 20, 2018, 5:23 PM
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo begged President Trump to “do something” in an open letter Friday, just hours after 10 people were killed in a Texas high school shooting.
Gov. Cuomo says Trump’s words are meaningless without action.
He goes on to list seven mass shootings followed by the question: “When is enough enough?”
Cuomo has long been vocal about gun control, and the state has passed the nation’s strictest law on assault weapons.
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Meanwhile, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos says the newly created Federal Commission on School Safety is working on ways to prevent violence in schools.
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