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MN: Fears of gun control boost state coffers
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"The historian Richard Hofstadter famously wrote about the paranoid style in American politics ... and subsequent commentators have reinforced the idea that a certain percentage of the citizens of the republic believe in conspiracy theories, the apocalypse and an anti-Viking football officiating crew at every game."
"Politicians can profit from the 'suspicious discontent' of the electorate, of course. Sometimes even governments can profit. Such is the case in Minnesota."
"As documented by John Helland at Conservation Minnesota ... the state's bank account for fish and wildlife spending is getting an extra $4 million to $5 million because folks are buying ammunition before President Obama bans or restricts firearms." ... |
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