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UK: Why gun rights advocates don't trust Clinton on the second amendment
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Throughout her presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton has said that she supports the second amendment rights of law-abiding gun owners.
But many gun rights advocates say they fear she will reopen the door for cities and states to ban private ownership of handguns, pointing to her repeated comments questioning a key US supreme court decision on gun ownership. Even liberal second amendment experts have called some of Clinton’s explanations of her position “odd”.
As one law professor who supports gun rights put it, Clinton on guns is like a Republican politician who claims she supports abortion rights, even as she opposes Roe v Wade. |
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laker1
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But she says she supports the 2nd Amendment BUT:
Since she has been proven to be a pathological and criminal liar even to the FBI how can anyone believe anything she says? |
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