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Athelney878
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Senator Blunt is retiring, so he’s not running again in 2022. It’ll be an open seat.
Sounds like something Buttigieg would be interested in pursing.
Boy does time fly. I remember working with him on a bill when he was a House freshman.
Oh please run as a Democrat so the Dems have to fight an ugly primary.
For those that want to read the news rather than watch:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...enate-in-missouri/ar-BB1gT0T8?ocid=uxbndlbing
I liked his commercial! And what he had to say on Tucker. I'd vote for him.
Mr H
Banana'd
McCloskey says he has never been a Democrat, but just never got political.
So they both have pled guilty to misdemeanors and agreed to turn over their firearms. So much for donating to his Senate campaign.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/mark...-guilty-to-misdemeanors-agree-to-give-up-guns
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TheOriginalMexicanBob
Ultimate Member
A subversion of justice. Now will they get the promised pardon?
But since they don't lose their right to have them, they could have stopped by an LGS on the way home from court to pick up new ones.
ezracer
Certified Gun Nut
This whole fiasco was absurd. Rhymes with *urd.
They only reason for them to plead guilty is because they really didn’t care about standing up for their 2A rights. I’m not saying that I would risk going to
Jail and losing my business either if I were in their shoes. It just seems like they had a pretty good case and the connections and resources to make a stand.
Jail and losing my business either if I were in their shoes. It just seems like they had a pretty good case and the connections and resources to make a stand.
- Jul 29, 2014
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They were thrust into this situation. I don't blame them for wanting out. I don't blame them one bit. They didn't ask for this...
Of they come out of this not prohibited, fine enough considering the CF it was from the get go.
We should all take notes about the difference an innocent body language mistake can make in this era of mob justice.
We should all take notes about the difference an innocent body language mistake can make in this era of mob justice.
So sad the plead out and give up guns , sometimes i don't understand justice ...when there really isn't any
- Dec 27, 2012
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Thanks for finding that, it's a better outcome than the first article I posted indicated. But even so, if they're not prohibited, and they own other firearms, and the case is over, why didn't they get their property back? They are serving no further evidentiary purpose. Hopefully more info will follow.
krucam
Ultimate Member
Good to hear.
The Kyle Rittenhouse episode from last Summer is also coming up this Summer, will be interesting to so how it goes…
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