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U.S. Congressman Tells NRA: ‘You Are Not Welcome Here’
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Tens of thousands of gun owners and Second Amendment activists were sent a message by Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) on Saturday that was eerily reminiscent of what other civil rights advocates were told when they visited the South two generations ago: “You are not welcome here.” If the late Charlton Heston, past five-term National Rifle Association president were still alive and present, as he was in 1999 in Denver following the Columbine tragedy, he might have told Lewis, “We’re already here.” |
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netsyscon
(5/1/2017)
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Elections are coming, and it'll be time to say you are not welcome here.
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dasing
(5/1/2017)
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| Lewis is not welcome anywhere in USA, no unamerican is! |
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