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TN: Moms leader talks ‘Gun Sense’ policies
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Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America is an organization that supports some regulations on guns. However, the lobbying group’s deputy chapter leader Kendra Staub wanted to make one thing clear during her recent talk in Anderson County.
“We completely support the Second Amendment,” she said. She likened it to the fact that even though she had not personally shot venison, she had enjoyed the taste. |
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jac
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What a crock. They lie repeatedly to try and gain some legitimacy.
Their ultimate goal is complete elimination of private ownership of guns. All guns. |
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