Today's braces are largely used to exploit a loophole in the regulatory structure to allow owners to turn their weapons into short-barreled rifles.
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Raskin discusses how stabilizing braces are misused to bypass regulations on firearms.
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The most recent quid pro quo that Fifa and President Trump orchestrated is not a victimless crime. It hurts Americans.
“In every other part of the federal government, taking lavish gifts from interested parties is called corruption—but at the Supreme Court, it’s bizarrely been treated as a job perk.
The people’s representatives must decide whether to uphold the rule of law and protect taxpayer dollars – or stand aside as this unprecedented corruption spins out of control.
Specifically, we have information that a Florida man living temporarily in Washington, D.C., may have illegally bulldozed and destroyed the East Wing of the White House, causing hundreds of millions of dollars of damage there.





