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Over A Third of Democrat Primary Voters Favor Gun Confiscation
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From 5 December 2019 to 8 December 2019, Zogby Analytics ran an online poll of 443 likely Democrat primary voters. Of those voters, 36% approved of confiscation of legally owned firearms from American Citizens who have not committed a crime. These are the Americans who really do want to take your guns. There were 20.4 million Democrat primary voters in 2018, the highest number in two decades. |
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Stripeseven
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| The Republics rules of compliance are quite clear in the Constitution of how a representative form of government works in order to protect the individuals rights against the desires of the majority. Serve not Rule.. |
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