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She also advocated for additional firearm restrictions, writes Reason’s Brian Doherty: “As attorney general, Harris tried to ensure that people couldn’t get carry permits for weapons in California merely for reasons as petty, to her mind, as that they felt they needed one. She has fought in court to ensure that only police officials should be able to decide whether a citizen can defend himself outside his home.” |
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netsyscon
(1/15/2018)
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As for 2020, you can forget it lady. You have made a mess out of your state and you can forget about trying to do the same to the rest of the country
Signed: A Deplorable. |
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