Are voters getting fed up with Sen. Fischer's "thoughts and prayers" song and dance on assault weapons?

Senator Deb Fischer has done a lot of obnoxious things so far, including:

• Targeting LGBTs with a fraudulent bill the New York Times called an attack on the First Amendment 
• Backing a Big Brother bill opposed by both the ACLU and ultraconservative CATO Institute 
• Violating the Logan Act, and threatening the integrity of nearly 4,000 executive agreements signed since the begining of the Carter administration
• Voting, in 2005, even before she was in a position to create right-wing mischief on a national scale, to make Nebraskans hostages of slow, costly Internet service while she was still in the Unicameral

     But none of that is resonating more than the increasing glaring gap between her boilerplate "thoughts and prayers" reactions to gun carnage and her actions in the Senate to block attempts to stop such carnage with common sense laws placing large bullet magazines and high-velocity assault weapons out of the hands of civilians.
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