Hillary Clinton Just Tweeted This Godawful Venn Diagram About Gun Control
Let's get this deleted. Thanks, The vast majority of Americans.
Let's get this deleted. Thanks, The vast majority of Americans.
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But didn't disguise it very well
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Los Angeles Sheriff's Department
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Possible threat of legal action?
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