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New poll conks Clinton: It’s a matter of trust
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In politics a week can be an eternity, and while these numbers may turn around, the slide Clinton has taken in the polls is cheering gun owners who know her views on gun control. They especially recall her remarks from one year ago that, “I believe that we need a more thoughtful conversation…We cannot let a minority of people—and that’s what it is, it is a minority of people—hold a viewpoint that terrorizes the majority of people.” |
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I can't stand Hillary, but I want her to win the nomination. Every other Democratic candidate will be just as anti-gun as she, so as she is fond of saying, "What difference does it make?"
I believe that between the scandals already discovered and still to be found, that she will be the easiest Democratic candidate to defeat. Even the low information crowd will know that she is a devious untrustworthy self serving lier. (Of course that also describes the present resident of the white house.) |
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