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Thursday, January 31, 2013
Anti-protest law a threat to First Amendment?
This bill pretty much slipped through under the radar. It was signed by our Pres. in spite of some very serious First Amendment concerns. Looks like Second Amendment rights may not be the only ones in danger.
The insidious trappings of power by federal government over people's fundamental rights is near a century old. It's completely inline with their wrongful overreach into the domestic affairs of the respective states. Sadly, these big government social progressives have undermined and ignored their primary constitutional mandate of national security. It's absolutely shameful.
The insidious trappings of power by federal government over people's fundamental rights is near a century old. It's completely inline with their wrongful overreach into the domestic affairs of the respective states. Sadly, these big government social progressives have undermined and ignored their primary constitutional mandate of national security. It's absolutely shameful.
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