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Of course not.
However . . .
We appreciate a thoughtful statement by a local elected official because he puts violence on TV in context with the circumstances that locals confront every day.
Check-it . . .
Sean Smith, a Jackson County legislator running for Congress, said he's never felt like he's in danger, and he's not concerned after the rally shooting on Saturday.
"Its not just about political violence that happened this past week, but its just violence in general, and the fact that we have so many people that are so despondent and dont feel like they have hope and are willing to do something like this," Smith said.
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
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