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One would think that U.S. Senate Democrats might smarten up and back off their stance on gun control after Hillary Clinton’s devastating defeat in last week’s presidential election.
One would be wrong.
Any chance of the Democrats turning from their all-out push for more restrictive gun laws was dashed on Tuesday when they chose Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y.—one of the most anti-gun federal lawmakers in history—as Senate minority leader. He’ll be replacing Harry Reid, D-Nev., who is retiring. |
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PHORTO
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That's okay. If they wanna hang him up like a piñata, we'll be happy to pick up bats and whack the prizes out of him.
Gun control is a loser. May they never understand that, and we'll keep on winning. |
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