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WY: Gun Rights Group Draws Ire of Top Wyoming Senate Lawmaker
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A growing group of Wyoming lawmakers — including the vice president of the Senate — are coming after one of the state’s most aggressive gun rights groups after it lodged efforts to discredit incumbent Republican lawmakers in a number of vulnerable districts ahead of next month’s Republican primary. The group, Wyoming Gun Owners, has been a consistent presence in Wyoming’s politics, presenting itself to residents as an uncompromising and unapologetically aggressive proponent for the Second Amendment in Cheyenne.
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"They have all come out and say that they’re very strong pro-Second Amendment gun rights,” Driskill said.
Which doesn't mean doodly-squat. Saying and doing are two different things. |
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