July 2023 Marked 48 Straight Months of
Record Gun Sales in the U.S.
Posted By: 4250Luis, 8/6/2023 12:53:34 AM
Gun sales do not seem to be affected by the Biden economy or the inflation that has come with it. July of this year marked 48 straight months of record gun sales. People are obviously concerned about crime, but one of the other things driving this is the constant threat of greater gun control from Democrats. People used to call Obama the world’s greatest gun salesman, but this trend has continued even with him out of office.
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for $360K for dropping her after Ukraine invasion 7 replies
for $360K for dropping her after Ukraine invasion 7 replies
A Russian soprano — once among the biggest stars in the Metropolitan Opera — is suing the company for alleged breach of contract, defamation and other violations when they dropped her after the start of Moscow’s war on Ukraine.
Anna Netrebko, 51, who had voiced pro-Kremlin views over the years, said the Met Opera’s decision to cut ties left her with ”severe mental anguish and emotional distress” and tanked her reputation, according to the lawsuit filed Friday in Manhattan federal court.
Gun sales do not seem to be affected by the Biden economy or the inflation that has come with it. July of this year marked 48 straight months of record gun sales.
People are obviously concerned about crime, but one of the other things driving this is the constant threat of greater gun control from Democrats.
People used to call Obama the world’s greatest gun salesman, but this trend has continued even with him out of office.
In April, the Democratic Party announced it would no longer use its longtime lawyer Marc Elias, and now we know why. The Democrats got tired of losing, or as Axios put it, Elias’ approach often “backfired.”
Elias himself does not tire of losing, and here’s why. His lawsuits — parading as a fight for “democracy” by tearing down voter ID, secure drop boxes, and signature matching — have nothing to do with our nation’s interests. Instead, as Elias’ allies admitted to Axios, his work is nothing more than “a political strategy that is actually a business strategy,”
Reedley Chinese COVID Lab Received Tax Credit of $360,000 From Gov. Newsom’s ‘GO-Biz’
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'lousy' case against Trump: 'Disinformation indictment' 13 replies
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Energy Official Before Draining Strategic
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Energy Official Before Draining Strategic
Oil Reserve 36 replies
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Massachusetts gov declares state of emergency
due to surge of migrants, calls for federal action 20 replies
due to surge of migrants, calls for federal action 20 replies
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