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NRA: Clinton Supreme Court Will Rule For 40 years, Kill Gun Rights
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Hillary Clinton will put enough liberals on the Supreme Court to dominate the legal system for forty years and dismantle the Second Amendment, the National Rifle Association warned here at the Republican Convention Tuesday night. Chris Cox, the NRA's top lobbyist, was one of the first of several convention speakers over two days to raise the direction of the Supreme Court in the presidential election and he warned that Clinton would give the liberals immediate control if elected because she would be able to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia, gun control's biggest foe on the court.
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shootergdv
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| Not if the Senate Republicans had any cajones. They do not have to approve anyone. We're better off with 8 than a surefire anti-liberty ninth justice. |
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