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Montana Governor Bullock Wants Semiautomatic Gun Ban for America
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Mark A. Taff
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Some people depend for success on being able to fool others – swindlers, con men, fraudsters, and too many political climbers. That applies to Montana's Governor Steve Bullock (D-Montana) who is term-limited in Montana but now grasping at the straws of national office.
In order to get elected to statewide office in Montana, Bullock had to claim enough support for the Second Amendment to fool some swing voters. If he had not successfully asserted support for gun rights, he would not have been elected to any statewide office in Montana. |
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jac
(8/24/2018)
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How did Montana elect a democratic governor? |
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