Texas Gov. Abbott: Government must 'do a better job' to address mental health
Texas Gov. Abbott spoke about addressing mental health challenges after 19 children and two teachers died during an elementary school shooting. Abbott said 18-year-olds have had the ability to buy long guns for 60 years and society needs to target mental health issues.
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Texas Gov. Abbott: Government must 'do a better job' to address mental health
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