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Inside NRA TV, where the gun group spreads alarm and keeps lawmakers in line
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The National Rifle Association isn’t coming to Dallas this weekend. It’s been here a long time.
For years, in a glass-walled, high-rise office just across from Klyde Warren Park, the NRA has conducted what might be its most important experiment yet in churning members’ emotions, crafting talking points and pushing an agenda of near-absolute opposition to gun restrictions — NRA TV.
Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, NRA TV is the nonstop answer to any and all threats to gun rights. The message is loud and constant: Nothing less than American freedom is at stake if the Second Amendment is challenged and firearms are regulated. |
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shootergdv
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"Nothing less than American freedom is at stake if the Second Amendment is challenged and firearms are regulated"
Well, yeah.
Couldn't have said it better myself ! |
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