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How the NRA Conquered Washington and Abandoned Gun Owners Like Me
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In the winter of 2008, shortly after the election of Barack Obama, my fiancee and I stopped into a local gun shop in Austin to buy ammunition for target practice, a hobby we enjoyed once or twice a month. Though we hadn't asked, the clerk behind the counter told us that all the AR- and AK-style rifles were back-ordered. We could get on the waitlist, he offered, but the delay might be a couple of months — "if it's still even legal to buy one then." |
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PHORTO
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Fatuous premise.
The NRA doesn't need to gin up a threat. All one needs to do is to Google every Democrat from Diane Feinstein to Cory Booker and read their words.
The threat is there, and it is perpetual. |
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