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MI: To have an honest conversation on guns, left must stop lying
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Bruce W. Krafft
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... "Already, many on the left, including our Democratic president, are trying to use the shooting as a lever to get the majority of Americans, as well as Congress, to support more stringent gun control laws. ..."
"The idea that people like Roof hold such perverted ideas like racism saddens me. That any person drifted so far from reality to kill nine people is hideous and heartbreaking."
"Yet, when addressing the country over such a wretched event, President Obama seemingly couldn’t help himself. He abandoned his role as our national leader, one in which he could have both consoled us and maybe addressed the issue of racism, and decided to flat out lie to America and play partisan politics." ... |
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laker1
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| OK, no more gun control. Conversation is over. |
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