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Obama Advocates for UN Gun Treaty Ratification
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The Obama administration upped its commitment to get the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty ratified, a tall order since a bipartisan coalition of 50 senators have already said they oppose the gun treaty Secretary of State John Kerry signed three years ago. Second Amendment advocates are concerned the treaty could provide an international law rationalization for a national gun registry in the United States, and is overly vague. |
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laker1
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| Obama, Hillary, and Kerry have been arming every rebel group in the world from Mexico to the Middle East without background checks and plans for the day after. They have armed them with automatic weapons, rockets, heavy arms, and explosives. Meanwhile they want to disarm US citizens from even having semi-auto light firearms in the name of common sense gun control. Can there be any more moronic than these weasels? |
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