Gun control-drunk driving analogy leaves
CNN’s Jake Tapper stupid-speechless
Posted By: Imright, 3/25/2021 1:54:50 AM
CNN’s Jake Tapper, a man who’s ostensibly a journalist, shared the opinion Tuesday that comparing the pointlessness of banning guns to the pointlessness of banning driving is “stupid.”During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on gun violence earlier that morning, Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy pushed back on the left’s latest calls for gun control by pointing out the fruitlessness of trying to regulate criminal behavior.“We have a lot of drunk drivers in America that are killing a lot of people. We ought to try to combat that too. But I think what many folks on my side of the aisle are saying is that the answer is not to get rid
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Motorists Per Mile 13 replies
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GOP Senators Visit the Border: ‘We Could
Hear the Cartel Members Taunting
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Hear the Cartel Members Taunting
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Manchin, Sinema of 'supporting
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'Charlottesville rapes you': Virginia
mayor slams own city as racist,
'void of a moral compass' 24 replies
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'void of a moral compass' 24 replies
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