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| Comment by:
kangpc
(10/17/2016)
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Chillary is setting herself up to outdo O'Bummer as firearms salesperson of the decade.
(It's good the judge is a woman.) |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(10/17/2016)
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What is "incomprehensible" is that ANYONE would believe that gunmakers should be held responsible for criminal misuse of stolen guns.
This country is going batshit crazy, and Hillary Clinton's ascension to presidential contender and likely next president is a symptom of a fatal disease. |
| Comment by:
mickey
(10/17/2016)
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| Anybody else think it's incomprehensible that this vile carpetbagger was elected Senator from NY, let alone nominated to the presidency? |
| Comment by:
Millwright66
(10/17/2016)
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| Not a surprising position for someone that also finds security protocols, her security briefings and the meaning of "C" in a document header "incomprehensible" ! |
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