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“What other rights are debatable?” asks Dana Loesch about the 2nd Amendment. “When our founders wrote the 2nd Amendment, we know what they meant…It’s very clear they didn’t call this a privilege—it is a right…And they were very specific with the phrase ‘shall not be infringed.’ ”

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