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TX: Lawmaker confronted by gun activists owns ‘more guns than all those people’
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“I bet I own more guns than all those people who came in the office put together,” Nevarez added. “I mean, I have a lot of weapons. I have a shooting range on my place. So I don’t think they really did their homework with the person they came to accuse of not being a Second Amendment supporter.”
Kory Watkins, the man behind the camera, told KXAN by phone that he wouldn’t support an open carry law that requires a permit.
“If you support the Second Amendment, you support the bill we provided him. He admitted he didn’t support it and he wasn’t going to support it. He admitted he was a tyrant to the constitution.”
Watkins says the constitution is clear and you don’t have to ask permission or pay a tax to have a gun. |
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Millwright66
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| Yet another example of the flaming hubris of politicians-in-office. Absolute contempt for the electorate drips from every statement. |
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