During her CNN town hall, Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand went after the NRA: "The NRA is largely funded by the gun manufacturers," she said.
#FactsFirst: Gillibrand is incorrect. The NRA is not "largely funded" by gun makers.
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FALSE. That’s already a thing...
The Lautenberg Amendment, passed in 1996, bans access to firearms by people convicted domestic violence crimes.
Thanks for playing anyways!
Underated storyline is how coach K pays out of confrence schools to hire away the ACCs best coaches. Also had dean smith killed https://t.co/jRH6A0cCFp
Libs, for the past two years:
“Lemme tell y’all - the Mueller Report gonna be the biggest, dopest, flyest Report on planet earth. You best not miss this Report. Get ready - we gonna blow yo minds.”
Libs today: 💀
College kids be tweeting how broke they are all year then aLl Of A sUdDeN spring break rolls around and you got a round trip flight, nice ass hotel, meals on meals, and unlimited alcohol for 5 days straight. Me confused.
It doesn't say anything about America. It does say a lot about the people involved. It shows how Cummings and Meadows can treat each other like human beings, despite their differences. It also shows how Tlaib smears and dehumanizes people she disagrees with.
DON'T MISS THIS massive credibility bombshell.
Cohen ADMITS to preparing & coordinating his congressional testimony with:
- The DNC
- Democratic Party leadership
- Chairman Cummings
- Chairman Adam Schiff
- "Various individuals" in the Democratic party
This is a DNC hit job
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@BernieSanders in 1985 praising the Communist Castro regime in Cuba and admitting on camera that he traveled to Nicaragua to advise the Ortega regime on how to successfully fight the United States.
Chavez promised healthcare for all and had the Venezuelan constitution changed to say “… health is a fundamental social right, an obligation of the State.”
Now there are shortages of medicine, equipment, basic supplies, many hospitals lack electricity, a collapse.
Why this is a PR Disaster for the Sox:
You have never spent more than $68M on a player before.
You told fans this time would be different, that the money would be there.
You did it so effectively the fans believed you.
You failed to come through.
They won't believe again.