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  1. 04-13-2013, 09:50 #1
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    Default Good RCP article about gun control laws and voter distrust of govt

    Ran across this today. Good read (short too)

    http://www.realclearpolitics.com/art...nt_117925.html
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    Great article. It clearly states what seems to difficult to get across to gun advocates. Thanks, I will be using this in my debates.
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    Default Re: Good RCP article about gun control laws and voter distrust of govt

    Good article
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    Sixty-five percent (65%) recognize that the purpose of Second Amendment gun control rights is protection against tyranny
    This is a very good sign if true. I just don't see how this many people recognize that and yet voted for the worst tyrant in American history.
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