28% of Democrats Say It Should Be Illegal to Join the NRA

[ideaman]

Ask them I have to choose one. NRA, KKK or Minute men?

[DK23]

Kicked some ass? Actually, the Poles were defeated quite easily by the Germans.

Poles developed the bombe machine (with help from the French) that Alan Turing used to decipher the enigmas and their pilots joined the British in the Battle of Britain, with more kills per pilot and less shot down (even after the Brits reneged on their agreement to support the Poles in Sept 1939). These are just a couple of the Poles exploits during WW2.

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3rd ranking dummyRAT Clyburn says he thinks if the bill of rights were brought up for a vote today it would fail

.WATCH: The third highest ranking House Democrat James Clyburn says that "I really believe sincerely.. if the Bill of Rights were put before the public today, I'm not too sure that we would hold on to [them]."

When asked if he really believed that, Clyburn responded "Absolutely!"

https://twitter.com/i/status/1171146253088018442

[PickingPA]

The Bill of Rights are what stand in the way of socialism. They try to erode them here and there, but the 2nd stands guard. If the 2nd falls, so do they all.

And the socialists know it

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longer video here;

https://www.mrctv.org/blog/dem-rep-c...t-public-today

house Majority Whip James Clyburn (D-SC) says he’s “not too sure” the Bill of Rights would pass these days and that he speaks with voters everyday that “would like to see so much of those guarantees uprooted.”

Clyburn made the comments during an appearance on MSNBC on Sunday, “You know what? I really believe sincerely, the climate that we’re in today, if the Bill of Rights - the first 10 amendments of the United States Constitution - were put before the public today, I’m not too sure that we would hold onto the Bill of Rights.”

“Especially when I see what people are doing with the Second Amendment and no telling what they would do with the First Amendment.”

Host David Gura responded, “You really believe that? That’s a startling statement. You believe that?”

“Absolutely. There would be a strong support against the Bill of Rights. Go through the Bill of Rights and I’ll tell you I run into people every day who would like to see so much of those guarantees uprooted,” Clyburn replied.

Not a big surprise. Clyburn is the House Majority Whip, so you can imagine how many Democratic events require him to have conversations with other party leaders.

[RockIsland]

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3rd ranking dummyRAT Clyburn says he thinks if the bill of rights were brought up for a vote today it would fail



When asked if he really believed that, Clyburn responded "Absolutely!"

https://twitter.com/i/status/1171146253088018442

The sad part is he's probably not wrong.

[PickingPA]

The sad part is he's probably not wrong.

I’d guess that a very low percentage of adults under 45 could name more than 2/10, maybe 3/10

[ideaman]

They should've remind Clyburn, that's exactly why the Constitution wants the people to use the 2nd Amendment.

[bogey1]

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3rd ranking dummyRAT Clyburn says he thinks if the bill of rights were brought up for a vote today it would fail



When asked if he really believed that, Clyburn responded "Absolutely!"

https://twitter.com/i/status/1171146253088018442

People like him is why we have a second amendment.

[john9001]

The reason for and why, when the Constitution was written it had to be accepted by all of the States. The people of the states refused to sign on until certain rights were put down in writing. That was the first ten amendments, The Bill of Rights.