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If you love the Second Amendment like me, you know how important Hunter Biden’s appeal is
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Nevertheless, Hunter Biden should have never had to answer the drug use question on that form in the first place. The US Supreme Court must provide guidance regarding his case, which centers around a gun restriction that I believe is unconstitutional.
A similar case was overturned in 2023 by the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals. The panel reversed the conviction of Patrick Darnell Daniels, Jr., who was sentenced to four years in prison for a firearm-related offense. After pulling Daniels over for a traffic violation, the police officer discovered two marijuana butts and two loaded firearms in the vehicle. |
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shootergdv
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| Agree that the drug use itself maybe shouldn't be a disqualifier, but he lied on the form . Now he coulda moved to a free state and bought from an individual, but "the smartest man Joe knows" ain't that bright. |
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