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One would think that Catholic priests like Chicago’s Rev. Michael Pfleger, an early supporter of Barack Obama and his push for gun control, would not be bearing false witness against one of his neighbors. Yet there he was standing in front of Chuck’s Gun Shop in suburban Riverdale, Illinois, to blame it, and other legal businesses like it, along with the National Rifle Association, for the murder spree in the gun-controlled progressive worker’s paradise of Chicago. |
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As some liberals have said, 'Religion was always about controlling the People', and chicago organized religion is a bastion of the Left.
rabid anti 2A Mark Kirk on rabid anti 2A socialist Lindsay Graham:
"A Bro with no Ho"
Lindsay Graham on Lindsay Graham:
"There will be a revolving First Lady" (he is not married) |
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