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Yep, Trotter doing well so far. Only arse is Johnson.... So far so good as pro ahead of game...

Score 3-1, we are in the lead.

 

this lady seems to be good

 

 

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If anyone cares to narrate/paraphrase, it would be appreciated. Have too much work to do to monitor it second by second.

CNN has a live blog up

http://0-politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com.library.ccbcmd.edu/2013/01/30/live-blog-senate-hearing-on-gun-violence/

 

It's about 10 minutes behind the actual hearing

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Who cares? How else do we get the majority on our side heard?

Stay focused... This is not about arguing anything.

 

 

 

Problem is, do they care who "scores the most points"?

 

 

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Schumer talks a good game, especially about the FACT of our right to bear arms. But in legislation he proposes and supports, he's as anti rights as it gets.

 

If we did not have the 2A, we'd have completely lost our rights just as has happened elsewhere.

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