on June 19, 2016 in Gun Page World News
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on June 19, 2016 in World News
Why I’m Buying an Assault Rifle Today–and So Should You
click here for moreDonald Trump: NRA Leaders Are ‘Great Americans’
by AWR Hawkins During the June 19 airing of Face the Nation, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump described NRA leaders as “great Americans” who are motivated by the “best interests of our country.” Trump said these things after host John Dickerson tried to find some daylight between Trump and the NRA, when it comes to responding to Orlando terror attack. Dickerson asked, “Let me ask you about the NRA’s position on selling guns to people on the terror watch list and the no-fly list. What’s the difference between your position and the NRA’s position?” Trump responded that his position… View Article
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Germany Just Called Out NATO and the US for “Warmongering” and “Saber-rattling” with Russia
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Dallas Anti-Trump Protesters Are Entitled, Vile and Stupid
click here for moreOrlando Gay Conservative Speaks Out About Democrats’ Hypocrisy
by Lee Stranahan Breitbart News’ tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos isn’t the only gay conservative speaking out about the Democrats’ politicization of the recent jihadist attack on Pulse Nightclub that left at least 49 dead. Local publisher and entrepreneur Jacob Engels – whose East Orlando Post broke stories such as Omar Mateen’s casing of another area gay club – made a statement to the press this week looking for other freedom-loving Central Floridians about the hypocrisy of President Obama and Hillary Clinton. Here is Engel’s statement in full: I come here today as a longtime Central Florida resident and member of… View Article
click here for moreTexas Stands Up to Feds: No Additional Refugees, All Must be Vetted!
by Lana Shadwick Texas is standing up to the federal government saying officials will not agree to a 25 percent increase to the number of refugees placed in the state. Texas officials responded to a notice from the federal government saying 25 percent more refugees would be placed in Texas than had originally been planned. The number of refugees would be increased to 11,020. Texas leaders also said the state will only accept refugees who have been fully vetted. Health and Human Services Executive Commissioner Charles Smith sent a letter on Friday to the U.S. Department of State concerning refugee resettlement… View Article
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