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Trump Supports The 2A more Strongly than Any Previous Republican Nominee
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Mark A. Taff
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There is some truth in that. Donald Trump does not have a legislative record to show actions to back up his words. But words have meanings. If a nominee is unwilling to give us words in support of the Second Amendment, why should we believe that he will go to bat for us in the legislature, in the executive branch, or in the courts? If the nominee is too concerned with being politically correct when running for office, even in the primary, why should we believe that they will be willing to take more heat while in office, facing re-election, or under media pressure?
If a nominee will not specifically defend the Second Amendment verbally and in writing before being elected, why would we expect them to do so afterwards? |
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stevelync
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Trump has been more publicly vocal about supporting gun right than ANY previous democrap or republican nominee.
Even the supposedly most ardent past 2A supporter has only paid lip service to elitist Fudds and sportsmen.
None of them have come out in support of concealed carry, self-defense or even broached the subject of the real purpose of 2A like Trump has. |
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