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Chuck Woolery Defends Guns: 'The Real Assault Weapon is the Liberal Media, They're Attacking Your Constitutional Rights'
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Chuck Woolery, a long-time hit game-show host -- Wheel of Fortune, Love Connection, The Dating Game -- and a U.S. Navy veteran, is a strong defender of the Second Amendment and a harsh critic of the liberal media who relentlessly push gun control. As Woolery explains about assault rifles in the video below, "the real assault weapon is the liberal media, they are attacking your constitutional rights."
If you support the constitutional right to keep and near arms, you'll enjoy what Chuck Woolery has to say, with the facts, with his wisdom and with his biting wit. Enjoy! |
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PHORTO
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Really GREAT video.
Woollery sells it perfectly, and it's a bargain at twice the price! |
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