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Democrat strategists are reportedly worried that Joe Biden’s current gun control push could make the party “vulnerable” during the 2022 mid-term elections, according to MSN.com.
Biden has launched a radical gun control agenda and gun rights organizations are fighting back. According to the MSN story, “One North Carolina-based Democratic strategist said voting on an assault weapons ban would help fuel Republican arguments that the Biden administration is coming to take their guns.”
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| Some of them donkeys might remember 1994 and the aftermath of the AWB. |
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