Bullet Points: John Kerry, Sparkle and VA

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The aftermath of the 2A rally in VA. and how the overall media attention plays into the 2A narrative. Anti-gun hypocrisy and ignorance on full display, first with an anti-violence activist and then with John Kerry. We’ll also talk about the importance of elections and choosing the right candidate. #2atalkradio

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