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Republicans Owe Americans More Than 'Thoughts and Prayers'
Submitted by:
David Williamson
Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Republican Second Amendment absolutists have decided to do their best imitation of "snowflakes" (the derogatory term referring to those who need "safe spaces" and the like to avoid soul-crushing offenses). They have decided to feign offense at Democrats who have had enough of the hypocrisy in the wake of mass shootings. The topic is the hollow "thoughts and prayers" Republicans offer up in lieu of responsible legislative action. |
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dasing
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| Hollow thoughts and prayers are democratic projections , not real republican feelings!!!! |
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