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lbauer
(5/12/2016)
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Whenever a left wing politician says something politically embarrassing they either didn't understand the situation or misspoke. Sure.
No, Mrs Clinton, safe behind her squad of secret service bodyguards armed with automatic weapons never explicitly said she would abolish the Second Amendment. After the huge debacle of the 1994 assault weapon ban that was a dismal failure and caused great damage to democrats she wouldn't dare. But "common sense" gun control laws that slowly erode the rights of the little people are just fine with her. |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(5/12/2016)
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| She has stated support for the Australian gun confiscation .... so I would say that the claim she wants to "abolish the second amendment" are not far off the mark. |
| Comment by:
-none-
(5/12/2016)
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Hilldebeest defended an adult paedophile rapist as his defense attorney, versus a girl and the audio of Hillarity's comments on the case is available. She cannot discern 'right and wrong'. She was the tactical team leader of her husband's "Bimbo Eruption Unit" and she destroyed the lives of the women Bill raped and fondled, most famously Monica Lewinsky. Against the law abiding, for the criminal, typical liberal.
gun saves abducted girl:
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/05/12/tennessee-girl-allegedly-abducted-by-uncle-found-safe.html |
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