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Just as many in the Democratic Party are seeking to moderate their message in order to once again compete as a national political party, some high-profile Democrats are urging the party to lurch further left with an even firmer embrace of gun control.
On June 13, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) addressed those gathered at the “progressive” Netroots Nation conference in Atlanta, Ga. In her usual frenzied style, Warren used the forum to attack those Democrats who would moderate the party’s message, including those who would temper the party’s stance on guns. |
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PHORTO
(8/19/2017)
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Whatever happened to the Constitution's 2A command, "you can't DO that!"?
One of the things that frustrates the hell out of me is that the NRA entertains the legitimacy of any 'debate' on this issue, when it was settled in 1789. It doesn't matter WHAT "the public" thinks. The Bill of Rights was put in place to foreclose any movement to usurp our fundamental liberties.
Settled.
"...shall not be Infringed."
Selah. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(8/19/2017)
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| Elizabeth Warren is a communist PIG. |
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