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When it comes to the federal government’s role, Republicans in state capitals have for decades pushed back at federal dictates, most recently on Obamacare and water rights. Yet when it comes to constitutional state laws on guns, this principle evaporates. That it’s happening so soon after two of the worst mass shootings in U.S. history makes it all the more unfathomable. Here’s hoping Senate Republicans have fewer hypocrites — and more members willing to tell the National Rifle Association no. |
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netsyscon
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To all those Republican's. 2018 is coming. The deplorables have a long memory.
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dasing
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| PROJECTION , the hypocrites are in the democratic party!!! |
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