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Why Would A Gun-Ban Group Change Its Name?
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David Williamson
Website: http://libetyparkpress.com
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What do you do when your gun-ban group becomes so persistent in pushing restrictive laws for law-abiding gun owners that more and more people begin to realize where you really stand on gun ownership? For Gabby Giffords’ group, so-called Americans For Responsible Solutions, the answer is to change your name to further hide your goals. |
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mickey
(10/20/2017)
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| Hey, it worked for Handgun Control, Incorporated. |
| Comment by:
dasing
(10/20/2017)
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| It is NOT about standing up to the gun lobby for change, it is about standing up to the American people to remove their rights!!! |
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