Gavin Newsom attacks Greg Abbott on gun control with ads touting law letting residents get paid for lawsuits
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Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom is continuing his push into national politics with a series of ads targeting Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on gun control.
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The legislation was crafted to mimic Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's 2021 ban on abortion, which allows citizens to sue anyone who provides or assists in an abortion past six weeks of pregnancy. Residents in Texas can also earn up to $10,000 if their lawsuit succeeds.
"If Texas can ban abortion and endanger lives, California can ban deadly weapons of war and save lives. If Governor Abbott truly wants to protect the right to life, we urge him to follow California’s lead," Newsom's advertisement reads.
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