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NSSF: The Two Faces of Anti-Gunner, Stacey Abrams
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She’s trying awfully hard as she auditions to join 2020 presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden’s ticket as the vice-presidential candidate. Millions of gun-owning Americans have reasons for concern and should pay attention as Election Day nears.
Abrams joined Everytown for Gun Safety’s Veepstakes pageant, the gun control group bankrolled by failed 2020 Democratic presidential contender and billionaire Michael Bloomberg. Abrams spent a decade in the Georgia state legislature, including six years as Democratic minority leader, where she championed gun control. She introduced gun confiscation legislation deemed “some of the strictest gun regulation in the nation.” |
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It doesn't matter who he picks. All democrats are out do whatever they can to outlaw gun ownership.
Stacey Abrams has never done anything useful in her life. It amazes me that anyone thinks she is qualified to hold any office.
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