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FL: Florida Republicans Hold Voter Registration Drive At Gun Show
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Republicans working to re-elect President Donald Trump sent volunteers to a voter drive at a gun show in Pembroke Pines over the weekend. During campaign cycles, it's not uncommon for members of both major political parties to hold registration drives to sign up new voters. But the timing of the show—just one week after the mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton—drew concerns from local residents and gun control protesters. |
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PHORTO
(8/13/2019)
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It's hilarious that Democrats foam at the mouth over something like this, citing "callous, insensitive timing".
Question: What's the first thing Democrats do after a high-profile shooting? Answer: Immediately jump on it like a cat on a yarn ball.
Hmnph. So much for the "callous, insensitive timing" argument, wot? |
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