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Boris: Armed Self-Defense Speakers not Welcome at EXPO
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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As a resident of Livingston County, and a representative of Michigan Coalition to Prevent Gun Violence, I am writing to express my deep concern over the planned agenda for the upcoming Family Emergency Readiness EXPO scheduled for September 9. Along with vital emergency information being presented by law enforcement officers, firefighters, EMS responders and others, an N.R.A. instructor will be speaking on “Armed Self Defense.” Expo Exhibitors will also be providing information on firearms training and concealed pistol license classes." |
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PHORTO
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Ms. Boris is a mind-numbed, programmed useful idiot.
IOW, a STINKG-ker! |
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