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Trump Goes After Hillary Clinton on Guns
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Trump hammered home his argument that gun rights are critical to fighting terrorism — raising the specter of recent terrorist attacks — but spent most of his speech sharpening his attacks on Clinton. He even referenced Clinton’s advantage with women voters, arguing that Clinton is telling “every woman that she doesn’t have the right to defend herself” with a firearm. |
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lostone1413
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| Just a dog and pony show. Forget all that the Government controlled cooperate media tells you. Its all lies. Do a search and you will see in the past trump has spoke in favor of the assault weapon ban and has even come out in favor of longer waiting bans. Forget all the times he has publically spoke as to how good the Clintons are. The Bankers and the Military Complex pick who runs and who wins |
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