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Hillary Clinton Vows Legislation To Kill U.S. Gunmakers
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Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton wants to give big-city politicians and the gun-ban lobby everything they need to sue America’s firearms industry out of business.
Clinton’s campaign website proudly proclaims, “Hillary will lead the charge to repeal the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act”—a law passed by Congress to stop the tidal wave of politically motivated lawsuits that threatened to drive American gunmakers, wholesalers and retailers to bankruptcy, even if they didn’t lose a single case in court. |
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dasing
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| Can we do the same to her? |
| Comment by:
laker1
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| That makes her anti-civil rights or a bigot. |
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