As is everything about the failed clown..
One fail after another…
Source: Franken’s fact-checking failures
Statues and other inanimate objects and illegal aliens than the general welfare of the working American Citizen .. Whom happens to provide all the money you wastefully spend on such shenanigans, through your tax the hell out of everything we do beliefs….
You have no business whatsoever being in government on any role, elected, appointed, etc..
Jail maybe..
Source: Democrats move to banish Confederate statues from U.S. Capitol building | Conservative News Today
Yes….
Schools days are here again so horror stories will start spilling from the ignorance factories–kindergartens through graduate schools. The past has proven that public schools have become dispensaries of the uncultured, the uncivil, and the uneducated; consequently, we will see more mayhem, madness, and mockery of all things decent.
Source: Are Schools Run by Idiots?
Please tell me what the difference is between these two terrorist organizations?
Anyone?
| Jason Lewis 2nd District, Minnesota |
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| August 7, 2017
Dear Mr. MaddMedic: Thank you for contacting me regarding H.R. 367, Hearing Protection Act of 2017. Understanding your ideas and concerns helps me better represent you and the Second District of Minnesota. I value your comments and appreciate the opportunity to respond. As you may know, on January 9, 2017, Congressman Jeff Duncan (SC-03), introduced H.R. 367. The Hearing Protection Act of 2017 amends the tax code to eliminate the $200 transfer tax on firearm silencers and suppressors, and it removes suppressors and silencers from the purview of the National Firearm Act and the federal transfer process. Silencers and suppressors would instead be subject to NICS background checks. This bill was referred to the House Ways and Means Committee and House Judiciary Committee where it awaits further review. While I do not serve on the aforementioned committees, I do look forward to reviewing the committees’ findings on this bill. If the Hearing Protection Act of 2017 comes to a vote, I will consider it with your thoughts in mind. Thank you for contacting me. As Congress debates solutions to the challenges facing our nation, I hope you will continue to share your thoughts and views with me. Should you have any further questions or comments about this or any legislative issue, please do not hesitate to contact me in my Washington, D.C. office at (202) 225-2271. Also, please visit me on social media at: www.facebook.com/repjasonlewis,www.youtube.com/repjasonlewis, https://twitter.com/repjasonlewis, and my website at jasonlewis.house.gov to sign up for my e-newsletter for the latest updates from Washington, D.C. and around the district. |
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