Headline Roundup February 20, 2018
Majority Say Trump, Congress Are Not Doing Enough to Stop Mass Shootings
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More than 60 percent of Americans say Trump, Congress are not doing enough to stop mass shootings.
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Poll: 60 Percent Say Trump, Congress Not Doing Enough to Stop Mass Shootings
Newsmax (News)
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More than 60 percent of Americans say President Donald Trump and Congress are not doing enough to prevent mass shootings, a new Washington Post-ABC News poll reveals.
Poll: Most say Trump, Congress could do more to stop mass shootings
The Hill
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Most Americans say Congress and President Trump are not doing enough to prevent mass shootings in the U.S., according to a Washington Post/ABC News poll out early Tuesday.
Majority polled says Trump, Congress not doing enough to stop mass shootings
Politico
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More than three-quarters of respondents to a new Washington Post/ABC News poll said Congress is not doing enough to stop mass shootings, while just over 60 percent said the same of President Donald Trump.
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