Hillary Clinton’s first 100 days.
From the American thinker.
The First Amendment has undergone a refreshing rebranding under the Clinton administration. “Hate groups, hateful individuals and hate speech will no longer be permitted to hide behind the Bill of Rights, like terrorists using civilian children as human shields” (also alleged but not disputed). Accordingly, all universities that accept federal funding, or that accept students who have taken federal student loans or grants, have been advised to follow the leadership of the University of California, Berkeley in setting standards for who may be allowed to speak on campus. Dozens of “Tea Party” groups have lost their tax-exempt status. “Lois Lerner was too lenient,” one staffer remarked off the record. “We are cracking down for real this time.”
Gun violence should be seeing a substantial reduction under the Clinton administration now that the national gun registry database is actively integrating records from state-level sales and other sources, and with mandatory universal enrollment required of all firearm owners before year’s end. At least one source close to the administration has said candidly off the record that “the die is cast. Before the end of the first HRC term, we’ll have [confiscated] all of their guns.” When asked what about those gun owners who would not be willing to give up their guns regardless of cost to themselves, the same staffer shrugged. “Then they will pay that cost.
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Even if Trump falls short of our expectations, we dodged a bullet. America as we had known it would be gone.