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Bobby Scott's Public Statements on Issue: Guns

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On The Ballot: Running, Democratic for U.S. House (VA) - District 3

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Guns

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07/29/2022 Scott Votes for Assault Weapons Ban
03/11/2021 Scott Statement On House Passage Of Bills To Address Gun Violence
07/09/2020 GAO Report: Education Department Decision to Scrap Obama-Era School Discipline Guidance in Response to Mass Shootings is Unfounded
09/18/2019 Education and Labor Committee Approves Bill to Help Address Impact of School Shootings on Students and Teachers
05/31/2019 Scott Statement on Virginia Beach Mass Shooting
12/18/2018 Scott Statement on the School Safety Commission Report
08/31/2018 Ranking Member Scott: "Outrageous" That Secretary DeVos Will Allow Federal Education Funds to be Spent on Guns
03/20/2018 Top Dems Hold Forum on Comprehensive Approach to Prevent School Shootings
03/14/2018 Scott Statement on the Passage of HR 4909
03/12/2018 Ranking Member Scott Statement on Trump's Proposal to Arm Teachers and Harden Schools
02/15/2018 Scott Statement on Broward County School Shooting
06/14/2017 Scott Statement on Shooting at Congressional Baseball Game Practice in Alexandria
01/05/2016 Scott Commends President's Executive Actions on Gun Violence Prevention
01/03/2016 Scott to Meet with President on Efforts to Reduce Gun Violence
12/03/2015 Scott Statement on Mass Shooting in San Bernardino, California
01/16/2013 Scott Statement on President's Plan to Reduce Gun Violence
06/20/2012 Scott Statement on Contempt Citation Against Attorney General Eric Holder
01/08/2011 Scott Statement on the Shooting Attack of Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords
05/20/2009 Hearing of the House Judiciary Committee - Oversight of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
06/26/2008 Crime Subcommittee Chairman Scott Reacts to U.S. Supreme Court Decision Overturning the D.C. Hand Gun Ban
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