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BACKWARDS? Obama Drove Gun Sales Over The Top: Now Sales Plummet As Trump Steps Up
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Obama Was The Best Thing That Ever Happened To Gun Sales”
The the most ironic of results, anti-gun President Obama drives gun sales to an all-time high with 19 months of straight increases in background checks, accelerating as the prospect of another President Clinton approached.
People Have Stopped Buying Guns Since Trump Took Office
Now, gun supporting President Trump vows to support the Second Amendment and gun sales have been dropping ever since he stepped into the Oval Office.
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netsyscon
(5/16/2017)
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| Right, and someone is going to believe the New York Post. Liberal Rag. |
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jac
(5/16/2017)
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Fake news.
Gun sales are doing just find, Thank you. |
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PHORTO
(5/16/2017)
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Yadda yadda yadda.
T'ain't true.
Fake news. |
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