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How the Gun Lobby Helped Fuel the Deadly Capitol Insurrection
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There is ample blame to go around for the MAGA insurgency that has so far resulted in eight deaths and left the rest of us on a knife's edge. A number of those charged for storming the Capitol have made it clear that they believed they were heeding on Donald Trump's call to action. Every Republican who acted as if Trump's claims of a stolen election had more validity than when he accused Ted Cruz of cheating his way to a victory in the Iowa Republican caucus in 2016 or said the Emmy Awards were rigged after "The Amazing Race" edged out "The Apprentice" is culpable to a degree.
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shootergdv
(2/1/2021)
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| And every libtard that described all the riots as "peaceful protests" is guilty of worse. |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(2/1/2021)
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| I have to ask the authentic what kind of cheese he likes with his whine - - - - he ought to get a truckload!!!! |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(2/1/2021)
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| Sigh ...."authentic" should be AUTHOR!!!! $&**W AUTOCORRECT!!!! |
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