Senator Jones links bombing prosecution with gun safety movement in maiden speech to Senate
Alabama Senator Doug Jones says during his maiden speech to the Senate that he is seen firsthand as a US Attorney what happens when weapons are in the wrong hands, his career was defined by prosecuting killers of children, including the the bombers in the 1963 16th Street Baptist Church that killed four beautiful young girls, wishing he could turn back time and prevent that incident, for it might will very well be one of those young girls could give the speech he was delivering, the nation having finally reached a tipping point regarding gun violence.
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