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NY: Cuomo Goes Ballistic On Guns
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Mark A. Taff
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Governor Andrew Cuomo took a few potshots at the already dying right to keep and bear arms in The Empire State as he signed more gun control bills into law. Surprise, surprise. New York is hardly a bastion of respect for the Second Amendment and has more than its share of “common sense” firearms restrictions. While anyone with actual good sense already knows better than to let a Democrat politician around their guns, this is as good a time as any to recall that Liberty Nation’s Graham J Noble was and still is correct: The party of progressives is absolutely out to disarm us. |
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Stripeseven
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You know what happens in a court of law and you knowingly lie about something. The same should apply to those that took the Oath of Office to Uphold and Preserve the Constitution, then willfully participate in depriving law abiding citizens of their Constitutionally protected rights. Since no one has been held criminally responsible for breaking existing federal laws against such activity, there's only one option left....Vote them out.. all of them.. They lied..
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