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“The NRA is kind of just shy of a terrorist organization,” declared Debbie Wasserman Schultz. “They have done everything they can to perpetuate the culture of violence that we have in our country with the spread of assault weapons across the nation.” She was responding to Oliver North, the NRA’s new president, who said recently of gun-controllers, “They call them activists. That’s what they’re calling themselves. They’re not activists — this is civil terrorism.” He accused them of “intimidation and harassment and lawbreaking.” |
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I don't know how a woman as dishonest and vile as Mzzzz. Shultz can survive in politics.
Then I remember she's a demorat and a good buggy of Hillary and all is explained ..... |
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