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Those with the most to gain from the Democrats’ anti-gun stance may wind up being the Republican candidates.

According to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll, voters decry gun-related violence but don’t feel that gun-control legislation is the solution.

While the so-called “mainstream” media typically give Clinton a pass, the Associated Press looked into this claim and reported Clinton’s “facts” were untrue.

Do they abandon their party? Or do they abandon their oath to defend the Constitution, including the Second Amendment, just so they can go down with the ship? These decisions will ennoble—or scuttle—careers.

Hillary Clinton, Martin O’Malley and Bernie Sanders competed for the distinction of being the most anti-gun candidate Saturday night.

Up to this point, the stridently anti-gun billionaire has preferred to let his money do his talking for him.

Gov. Terry McAuliffe of Virginia vetoed a bill he said would end “common-sense” gun restrictions.