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Democrats like Rep. Ritchie Torres consistently refuse to acknowledge that Americans overwhelmingly support bolstering 2A rights. Following a previous shooting, he appeared on CNN, calling it 'absolute insanity' to let 'weapons of war flow freely' and demanded a national ban, blaming 'far too many guns' for violence. According to...

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President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he did not think Alex Pretti, the second U.S. citizen to be killed by federal forces in Minnesota this month, was acting as an assassin. "You can't have guns. You can't walk in with guns," the president said in response to a question from PBS News' Liz Landers (Liz Landers), reiterating a talking point from the administration that Pretti should not have brought a legally carried handgun to the scene — a position that has infuriated gun rights advocates. The president's response amounted to a softening of his administration's tone on the Jan. 24 shooting, after several of his top aides, including White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller, described Pretti as a threat to federal agents. Following Pretti's death, gun rights groups have released statements, saying that it's legal to carry firearms during protests or while exercising First Amendment rights. Landers asked Trump about the Second Amendment, which protects the right to keep and bear arms. "It's a very unfortunate incident," Trump said, shortly before departing the White House for a planned speech in Iowa.

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Thomas Massie is sounding the alarm. Congress is on the brink of passing a liability shield for pesticide companies, like Bayer, who give Americans cancer. Bayer is a foreign company, but Congress wants to give them total immunity to mass poison Americans with glyphosate. “This is not to grant farmers’ immunity.” “This is to grant the corporations immunity.” “If farmers contract a form of cancer or non-Hodgson’s lymphoma from this chemical, if this makes it into the Farm Bill, you won’t be able to sue for that.” This liability shield would be a complete betrayal of the MAHA movement. But House Republicans are on the brink of passing it anyway, and President Trump is urging them to do it. There is still time to fight back. We need all hands on deck to stop this. Here’s how you can take action: Use the link below for a step-by-step guide to urge Congress to remove Sections 10205, 10206, 10207 and portions of 10201 from the Farm Bill in order to preserve Americans’ right to sue pesticide companies when their products poison us:🧵 Thomas Massie
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🇺🇸 The U.S. has more guns than people... wait... what?! There are 120 guns for every 100 people, and a household of 5 statistically owns around 6 of them. Most countries treat gun ownership as something the state permits. America treats it as something the state can't take away, and that gap comes down to a 250-year-old revolution. The Second Amendment was written by people who had just used privately owned weapons to overthrow a government, and who built their entire national identity around the idea that an armed citizenry is the last line of defense against tyranny. Frontier survival culture reinforced it further. For generations, a gun was a tool you needed to eat and stay alive. That history is why gun ownership in America sits in a completely different cultural category than anywhere else on earth. Source: Wall Street Research Center
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🇺🇸 The U.S. has more guns than people... wait... what?! There are 120 guns for every 100 people, and a household of 5 statistically owns around 6 of them. Most countries treat gun ownership as something the state permits. America treats it as something the state can't take away, and that gap comes down to a 250-year-old revolution. The Second Amendment was written by people who had just used privately owned weapons to overthrow a government, and who built their entire national identity around the idea that an armed citizenry is the last line of defense against tyranny. Frontier survival culture reinforced it further. For generations, a gun was a tool you needed to eat and stay alive. That history is why gun ownership in America sits in a completely different cultural category than anywhere else on earth. Source: Wall Street Research Center

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“We need to recognize that we love our children more than we love our guns”: Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is calling for action, including assault weapons bans, in the wake of a shooting that killed two young children, ages 8 and 10, and injured 17 other people at a church in his city on Wednesday. “We have far too many guns coming into cities around the country and we need to do something about it, not just sit back on hands and say, ‘thoughts and prayers.’”
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“We need to recognize that we love our children more than we love our guns”: Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is calling for action, including assault weapons bans, in the wake of a shooting that killed two young children, ages 8 and 10, and injured 17 other people at a church in his city on Wednesday. “We have far too many guns coming into cities around the country and we need to do something about it, not just sit back on hands and say, ‘thoughts and prayers.’”

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WOW: Benny Johnson asks Karoline Leavitt to respond to Nancy Pelosi’s attack on Trump for securing D.C.—and she WENT OFF. Benny Johnson: “Nancy Pelosi has attacked the president for deploying the National Guard to the city, saying that it is to cover for his incompetence. Hillary Clinton has also attacked the president for securing the city of Washington, D.C.—I’d like a response to Nancy Pelosi.” Leavitt: “I think it’s DESPICABLE that Democrats cannot agree that we need more law and order in a city that has been ravaged by violence, crime, murders, property theft.” “This should be a winning issue for all Americans. I don’t understand.” “Anything President Trump does, the Democrats want to disagree with.” “I think the president would love to work with Democrats on this issue to bring law and order to America, but unfortunately they have FAILED, and that’s why he has taken this historic action to federalize the National Guard.”
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WOW: Benny Johnson asks Karoline Leavitt to respond to Nancy Pelosi’s attack on Trump for securing D.C.—and she WENT OFF. Benny Johnson: “Nancy Pelosi has attacked the president for deploying the National Guard to the city, saying that it is to cover for his incompetence. Hillary Clinton has also attacked the president for securing the city of Washington, D.C.—I’d like a response to Nancy Pelosi.” Leavitt: “I think it’s DESPICABLE that Democrats cannot agree that we need more law and order in a city that has been ravaged by violence, crime, murders, property theft.” “This should be a winning issue for all Americans. I don’t understand.” “Anything President Trump does, the Democrats want to disagree with.” “I think the president would love to work with Democrats on this issue to bring law and order to America, but unfortunately they have FAILED, and that’s why he has taken this historic action to federalize the National Guard.”

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