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Joy Behar Rants About Gun Rights Case Before the Supreme Court but Gets Details Very Wrong
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“The View” co-host Joy Behar voiced concern about the impact a decision in a major gun rights case before the Supreme Court could have on New York.
But her comments included wrong terminology and details about the case.
During a segment of the show on Wednesday, Behar said, “The Supreme Court is poised to pass a bill contradicting the New York City, state laws.”
She continued, “We have very strict gun laws here. And they would like it to be — apparently somebody has put this on their desk — that New York should be an open carry state and an open carry city.” |
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repealfederalgunlaws
(4/15/2022)
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Because the supreme court "passes bills"
rofl she is really stupid |
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