
GUN RIGHTS VICTORY: DOJ Bows to Second Amendment - Allows Carry in Post Offices!
In a landmark win for 2nd Amendment advocates, the DOJ acknowledges that Americans can lawfully carry firearms in public post offices.

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In a landmark win for 2nd Amendment advocates, the DOJ acknowledges that Americans can lawfully carry firearms in public post offices.

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