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Connecticut Senator: Anyone Wanting a High-Capacity Magazine is “Arming Against the Government”
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Bruce W. Krafft
Website: http://www.keepandbeararms.com/
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"The same senator who admitted lying to Sandy Hook families to get them to come to Washington in order to have them lobby for votes on unconstitutional gun confiscation legislation, is now claiming that if you want a high-capacity magazine for your gun, then you must be 'arming against the government.'"
"Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT), a virtually unknown senator until the Sandy Hook incident, has conspired with gun grabbing senators Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) and Robert Menendez (D-NJ) to co-sponsor Rep. Elizabeth Esty's (D-CT) unconstitutional bill that would limit magazine capacity to only 10 rounds across the nation. ...'" ... |
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teebonicus
(2/10/2015)
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"Anyone Wanting a High-Capacity Magazine is Arming Against the Government."
Yo. Murphy. Let's rephrase that so folks will really get what you are saying:
"Anyone Wanting a High-Capacity Magazine is Arming Against the Crown."
Just so we're clear on that.
You confuse us with people who don't have a long memory. |
| Comment by:
Millwright66
(2/10/2015)
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| About all that's missing from the senator's statement is the word, ME ! I doubt it was his humility that precluded its inclusion. |
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