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    Assult Weapons for Balanced Budget Amendment

    By clong81  |  Posted January 11, 2013  
     

    Over the last 13 years, ever since congress passed the Financial Modernization Act of 1999, Congress and The White House have been on a spending spree -

     

    I have a solution that I would hope most Americans could agree on.

     

    Give the Government the Assult Weapons and Extended Clips in exchange for a Balanced Budget Amendment to the Constitution - it's that simple.

     

    Since Democrats think these weapons are dangerous and Republicans believe the Debt is dangerous - its called compromise people - We have to start doing what is best for our nation and personally I think the debt is far more destructive than these weapons.

     

    But if you ban these weapons, also ban them from Movies and T.V. as well.

    If they are not willing to do that, then don't give up the Arms!!!!

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