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Flop gun — Congressional Hits and Misses

Week ending June 3, 2022

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By Chris Hale

Posted June 3, 2022 at 4:04pm

Even though Congress was on recess, this was still a busy week that included Florida Rep. Greg Steube showing off his gun collection on Thursday during a contentious House Judiciary Committee markup on gun safety legislation — which also featured some technical gaffes. Also cued up: Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene uncovered the Bill Gates-fake meat conspiracy, BTS crashed a White House press briefing, Chuck Schumer tore it up at John Jay College’s graduation commencement, and more.

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