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Fired FBI Director James Comey Pushes Gun Control, Bashes NRA
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Fired FBI Director James Comey�s self-aggrandizement tour continued apace this week. Momentarily turning his attention from attacking President Trump, Comey used the occasion of a trip to the largely-disarmed United Kingdom as an opportunity to advocate for stricter U.S. gun laws and to level barbs at NRA.
In an interview with the UK�s iNews published Tuesday, Comey appeared to express his support for ongoing efforts to restrict young adults ages 18-20 from acquiring firearms and for a ban on commonly-owned semi-automatic firearms. Comey told the media outlet, |
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jughead
(6/30/2018)
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| looks like "deposed" liberals can only get a podium out side the US now. |
| Comment by:
jac
(6/30/2018)
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Gun control has worked so well in reducing crime and murder in formally great Britain.
Comey is just another flaming liberal that wants to take away fundamental rights from law abiding citizens. |
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