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Part-time South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg currently spends his days running far behind people like Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders in the race for the Democrat presidential nomination. That’s probably more fun than running his increasingly crime-ridden city. And like all of the other Democrats running for President, he doesn’t like guns.
But what he said in recent days says more about him than it does about America’s gun owners. |
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| he is lying about the majority of Americans wanting more guncontrol, facts do not support his gungrabbing views |
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