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Newsom Terribly Off Target With His Prop 63
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Who would have thought that after six Olympic games representing the United States), I may have to move out of the California to continue my Olympic shooting career. Proposition 63, if passed Tuesday, will fundamentally change how law-abiding citizens can purchase and transport ammunition in California. In my opinion, based on 27 years of shooting almost every day, this measure will only serve to make California residents less safe. If you think it will end with California, think again.
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| Kim, California doesn't deserve you, move to a gun friendly state. You'll find in yourself a greater peace. |
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