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Gary Johnson Shoots Himself in the Foot: Throws Out Austin Petersen’s Gun
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As a token of good faith, Austin gave Johnson a replica of George Washington’s flintlock pistol, to let him know that he has Austin’s full support in the general election. Tearing up on the front stage of the convention floor, Austin said to Gary as he presented him with the pistol, “You have my sword, and you have my gun.”
Hours later, a number of delegates were reporting on social media that Johnson was seen tossing Austin’s pistol in the garbage. A husband and wife witnessed Johnson throwing out the pistol and retrieved it from the garbage. The pistol has since been returned to Austin Petersen and remains in his possession. |
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stevelync
(5/31/2016)
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| It was a jackass move in response to a gentlemanly gesture. |
| Comment by:
mickey
(5/31/2016)
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Now that's a safe place to store a handgun...
And this is the same $#!^head that chose a true blue anti-gunner for a running mate. |
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