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Shooting Down Tom Arnold's Allegation Against the NRA
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On the heels of a Secret Service investigation prompted by his tweet that challenged President Donald Trump to a fight, D-list celebrity Tom Arnold is now trying to grab headlines by making obviously false allegations about the National Rifle Association. Project 21 was locked and loaded with the truth to set the record straight. The star of The Stupids, The Jerk Theory and Dumbbells said in a recent tweet directed at NRA spokesman Dana Loesch that “I think there are 5 black NRA members.” |
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PHORTO
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Tom Arnold is a wacked-out stream-of-consciousness nutcase.
End of story. |
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