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'You f***ing clown': Beto O'Rourke wants to stop criminals from using their credit cards to buy guns

Beto O’Rourke announced this morning on Twitter that he wants to pressure credit card companies and banks to “cut off the sales of weapons of war today”:

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They “must” do this, he says:

And he’s got a petition up on his website:

“Authoritarian nonsense” that we predict will become a Dem talking point by the end of the debate:

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He is a “ghoul” though:

When people tell you who they are, believe them:

And does he even understand how these online sales are made?

Maybe gang members use credit cards so they can get frequent flyer miles?

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Evergreen:

And does Beto not see where this might backfire on him and other Dems?

If they can suggest this. . .

. . .how soon until this happens for abortion providers?

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