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Yes, felons and people convicted or arrested for stalking and domestic violence should lose gun rights. That part of the law makes sense and has broad support because those are real crimes against other people. The problem comes when anyone tries lumping habitual marijuana users into that same bucket. -- Felony status comes from a conviction for serious offenses. -- Marijuana remains a federal controlled substance on paper, yet a majority of Americans now accept it for recreational use and it is legal in most states. Why treat a widely accepted personal choice the same as a violent criminal conviction? How many responsible adults use marijuana in their own state without ever harming anyone? This false comparison is how the list keeps growing. We can keep guns away from actual violent offenders and felons without turning every habit or prescription into a disqualifier. The Constitution draws lines at real criminal behavior, not at what millions of law abiding Americans do in their own homes. Stand on that distinction. 🔥🇺🇸

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The Rubio vs Vance 2028 debate seems weird. What has to be going on internally for this push to so loud? Is it illusion of choice or is JD pushing back on something he shouldn’t? Nothing is unscripted these days but something seems off.