A letter signed by 145 CEOs from companies like Twitter, Levi Strauss and Uber called on the Senate to pass a bill requiring background checks on all gun sales along with a “red flag” law allowing officers to take away guns from people they see as threats. Texas Senator Ted Cruz basically told them to stay in their lanes.
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