Jan 21, 2025… Aries could be doing the high wire plate spinning act today. With all you might have going on, your own health and welfare could seem like a low priority — but it’s not. Neglecting your health means a heckuva lot more broken plates. Schedule in some rest, recovery and soul-centering activities to get yourself back to your safe and happy place. It’s as important as anything else you do today.
Jan 21, 2025… Dear Aquarius, your earthy nature may attract too many friends, associates and loved ones who come to you for advice today. Helping everyone else can be tiring if you have too little time to recharge your own batteries. You can take on whatever you want and still excel, just be certain to pencil in a break just for you. To be fully present for others, make sure you’re taking enough time for yourself today.
Jan 21, 2025… Dear Aquarius, your earthy nature may attract too many friends, associates and loved ones who come to you for advice today. Helping everyone else can be tiring if you have too little time to recharge your own batteries. You can take on whatever you want and still excel, just be certain to pencil in a break just for you. To be fully present for others, make sure you’re taking enough time for yourself today.
Jan 21, 2025… Dear Aquarius, your earthy nature may attract too many friends, associates and loved ones who come to you for advice today. Helping everyone else can be tiring if you have too little time to recharge your own batteries. You can take on whatever you want and still excel, just be certain to pencil in a break just for you. To be fully present for others, make sure you’re taking enough time for yourself today.
Jan 21, 2025… Dear Aquarius, your earthy nature may attract too many friends, associates and loved ones who come to you for advice today. Helping everyone else can be tiring if you have too little time to recharge your own batteries. You can take on whatever you want and still excel, just be certain to pencil in a break just for you. To be fully present for others, make sure you’re taking enough time for yourself today.
Glance at the news lately and you’re sure to see mention of the AR-15 commonly mislabeled an “Assault Rifle” — for all the wrong reasons. Publicity in the media will convince you that the AR-15 is most commonly used in serious gang crimes and mass shootings all across the country, but will barely skim the involvement of other weapons. If ever there was a smear campaign against one specific weapon, the effort put into the AR-15 is outweighed only by the inaccurate information constantly shared with the public.
Like all semi-automatic guns, the AR-15 is no more or less dangerous than any other firearm. With the exception of bolt action or lever action rifles, most firearms can fire as fast as the user pulls the trigger. The AR-15 projectile is only a .223 “varmint caliber” and safety depends on who, where, and how it’s being used in the first place.
The 2nd Amendment affords Americans the right to bear arms, period.
The AR-15 is in the limelight of the media, and whenever there is a significant smear campaign about anything, a responsible American will wonder why.
We polled millions of Americans across the country to determine what the majority truly believe.
86% of Americans DO NOT want assault rifles banned.
14% of Americans DO want assault rifles banned.
So far, 14% of our voters believe these weapons should be banned. The other 86% don’t believe that “Assault” rifles should be banned.
Do you agree?
Glance at the news lately and you’re sure to see mention of the AR-15 commonly mislabeled an “Assault Rifle” — for all the wrong reasons. Publicity in the media will convince you that the AR-15 is most commonly used in serious gang crimes and mass shootings all across the country, but will barely skim the involvement of other weapons. If ever there was a smear campaign against one specific weapon, the effort put into the AR-15 is outweighed only by the inaccurate information constantly shared with the public.
Like all semi-automatic guns, the AR-15 is no more or less dangerous than any other firearm. With the exception of bolt action or lever action rifles, most firearms can fire as fast as the user pulls the trigger. The AR-15 projectile is only a .223 “varmint caliber” and safety depends on who, where, and how it’s being used in the first place.
The 2nd Amendment affords Americans the right to bear arms, period.
The AR-15 is in the limelight of the media, and whenever there is a significant smear campaign about anything, a responsible American will wonder why.
We polled millions of Americans across the country to determine what the majority truly believe.
86% of Americans DO NOT want assault rifles banned.
14% of Americans DO want assault rifles banned.
So far, 14% of our voters believe these weapons should be banned. The other 86% don’t believe that “Assault” rifles should be banned.
Do you agree?
Glance at the news lately and you’re sure to see mention of the AR-15 commonly mislabeled an “Assault Rifle” — for all the wrong reasons. Publicity in the media will convince you that the AR-15 is most commonly used in serious gang crimes and mass shootings all across the country, but will barely skim the involvement of other weapons. If ever there was a smear campaign against one specific weapon, the effort put into the AR-15 is outweighed only by the inaccurate information constantly shared with the public.
Like all semi-automatic guns, the AR-15 is no more or less dangerous than any other firearm. With the exception of bolt action or lever action rifles, most firearms can fire as fast as the user pulls the trigger. The AR-15 projectile is only a .223 “varmint caliber” and safety depends on who, where, and how it’s being used in the first place.
The 2nd Amendment affords Americans the right to bear arms, period.
The AR-15 is in the limelight of the media, and whenever there is a significant smear campaign about anything, a responsible American will wonder why.
We polled millions of Americans across the country to determine what the majority truly believe.
86% of Americans DO NOT want assault rifles banned.
14% of Americans DO want assault rifles banned.
So far, 14% of our voters believe these weapons should be banned. The other 86% don’t believe that “Assault” rifles should be banned.
Do you agree?
Glance at the news lately and you’re sure to see mention of the AR-15 commonly mislabeled an “Assault Rifle” — for all the wrong reasons. Publicity in the media will convince you that the AR-15 is most commonly used in serious gang crimes and mass shootings all across the country, but will barely skim the involvement of other weapons. If ever there was a smear campaign against one specific weapon, the effort put into the AR-15 is outweighed only by the inaccurate information constantly shared with the public.
Like all semi-automatic guns, the AR-15 is no more or less dangerous than any other firearm. With the exception of bolt action or lever action rifles, most firearms can fire as fast as the user pulls the trigger. The AR-15 projectile is only a .223 “varmint caliber” and safety depends on who, where, and how it’s being used in the first place.
The 2nd Amendment affords Americans the right to bear arms, period.
The AR-15 is in the limelight of the media, and whenever there is a significant smear campaign about anything, a responsible American will wonder why.
We polled millions of Americans across the country to determine what the majority truly believe.
86% of Americans DO NOT want assault rifles banned.
14% of Americans DO want assault rifles banned.
So far, 14% of our voters believe these weapons should be banned. The other 86% don’t believe that “Assault” rifles should be banned.
Do you agree?
Glance at the news lately and you’re sure to see mention of the AR-15 commonly mislabeled an “Assault Rifle” — for all the wrong reasons. Publicity in the media will convince you that the AR-15 is most commonly used in serious gang crimes and mass shootings all across the country, but will barely skim the involvement of other weapons. If ever there was a smear campaign against one specific weapon, the effort put into the AR-15 is outweighed only by the inaccurate information constantly shared with the public.
Like all semi-automatic guns, the AR-15 is no more or less dangerous than any other firearm. With the exception of bolt action or lever action rifles, most firearms can fire as fast as the user pulls the trigger. The AR-15 projectile is only a .223 “varmint caliber” and safety depends on who, where, and how it’s being used in the first place.
The 2nd Amendment affords Americans the right to bear arms, period.
The AR-15 is in the limelight of the media, and whenever there is a significant smear campaign about anything, a responsible American will wonder why.
We polled millions of Americans across the country to determine what the majority truly believe.
86% of Americans DO NOT want assault rifles banned.
14% of Americans DO want assault rifles banned.
So far, 14% of our voters believe these weapons should be banned. The other 86% don’t believe that “Assault” rifles should be banned.
Do you agree?
Glance at the news lately and you’re sure to see mention of the AR-15 commonly mislabeled an “Assault Rifle” — for all the wrong reasons. Publicity in the media will convince you that the AR-15 is most commonly used in serious gang crimes and mass shootings all across the country, but will barely skim the involvement of other weapons. If ever there was a smear campaign against one specific weapon, the effort put into the AR-15 is outweighed only by the inaccurate information constantly shared with the public.
Like all semi-automatic guns, the AR-15 is no more or less dangerous than any other firearm. With the exception of bolt action or lever action rifles, most firearms can fire as fast as the user pulls the trigger. The AR-15 projectile is only a .223 “varmint caliber” and safety depends on who, where, and how it’s being used in the first place.
The 2nd Amendment affords Americans the right to bear arms, period.
The AR-15 is in the limelight of the media, and whenever there is a significant smear campaign about anything, a responsible American will wonder why.
We polled millions of Americans across the country to determine what the majority truly believe.
86% of Americans DO NOT want assault rifles banned.
14% of Americans DO want assault rifles banned.
So far, 14% of our voters believe these weapons should be banned. The other 86% don’t believe that “Assault” rifles should be banned.
Do you agree?
Glance at the news lately and you’re sure to see mention of the AR-15 commonly mislabeled an “Assault Rifle” — for all the wrong reasons. Publicity in the media will convince you that the AR-15 is most commonly used in serious gang crimes and mass shootings all across the country, but will barely skim the involvement of other weapons. If ever there was a smear campaign against one specific weapon, the effort put into the AR-15 is outweighed only by the inaccurate information constantly shared with the public.
Like all semi-automatic guns, the AR-15 is no more or less dangerous than any other firearm. With the exception of bolt action or lever action rifles, most firearms can fire as fast as the user pulls the trigger. The AR-15 projectile is only a .223 “varmint caliber” and safety depends on who, where, and how it’s being used in the first place.
The 2nd Amendment affords Americans the right to bear arms, period.
The AR-15 is in the limelight of the media, and whenever there is a significant smear campaign about anything, a responsible American will wonder why.
We polled millions of Americans across the country to determine what the majority truly believe.
86% of Americans DO NOT want assault rifles banned.
14% of Americans DO want assault rifles banned.
So far, 14% of our voters believe these weapons should be banned. The other 86% don’t believe that “Assault” rifles should be banned.
Do you agree?
Glance at the news lately and you’re sure to see mention of the AR-15 commonly mislabeled an “Assault Rifle” — for all the wrong reasons. Publicity in the media will convince you that the AR-15 is most commonly used in serious gang crimes and mass shootings all across the country, but will barely skim the involvement of other weapons. If ever there was a smear campaign against one specific weapon, the effort put into the AR-15 is outweighed only by the inaccurate information constantly shared with the public.
Like all semi-automatic guns, the AR-15 is no more or less dangerous than any other firearm. With the exception of bolt action or lever action rifles, most firearms can fire as fast as the user pulls the trigger. The AR-15 projectile is only a .223 “varmint caliber” and safety depends on who, where, and how it’s being used in the first place.
The 2nd Amendment affords Americans the right to bear arms, period.
The AR-15 is in the limelight of the media, and whenever there is a significant smear campaign about anything, a responsible American will wonder why.
We polled millions of Americans across the country to determine what the majority truly believe.
86% of Americans DO NOT want assault rifles banned.
14% of Americans DO want assault rifles banned.
So far, 14% of our voters believe these weapons should be banned. The other 86% don’t believe that “Assault” rifles should be banned.
Do you agree?
Glance at the news lately and you’re sure to see mention of the AR-15 commonly mislabeled an “Assault Rifle” — for all the wrong reasons. Publicity in the media will convince you that the AR-15 is most commonly used in serious gang crimes and mass shootings all across the country, but will barely skim the involvement of other weapons. If ever there was a smear campaign against one specific weapon, the effort put into the AR-15 is outweighed only by the inaccurate information constantly shared with the public.
Like all semi-automatic guns, the AR-15 is no more or less dangerous than any other firearm. With the exception of bolt action or lever action rifles, most firearms can fire as fast as the user pulls the trigger. The AR-15 projectile is only a .223 “varmint caliber” and safety depends on who, where, and how it’s being used in the first place.
The 2nd Amendment affords Americans the right to bear arms, period.
The AR-15 is in the limelight of the media, and whenever there is a significant smear campaign about anything, a responsible American will wonder why.
We polled millions of Americans across the country to determine what the majority truly believe.
86% of Americans DO NOT want assault rifles banned.
14% of Americans DO want assault rifles banned.
So far, 14% of our voters believe these weapons should be banned. The other 86% don’t believe that “Assault” rifles should be banned.
Do you agree?
Glance at the news lately and you’re sure to see mention of the AR-15 commonly mislabeled an “Assault Rifle” — for all the wrong reasons. Publicity in the media will convince you that the AR-15 is most commonly used in serious gang crimes and mass shootings all across the country, but will barely skim the involvement of other weapons. If ever there was a smear campaign against one specific weapon, the effort put into the AR-15 is outweighed only by the inaccurate information constantly shared with the public.
Like all semi-automatic guns, the AR-15 is no more or less dangerous than any other firearm. With the exception of bolt action or lever action rifles, most firearms can fire as fast as the user pulls the trigger. The AR-15 projectile is only a .223 “varmint caliber” and safety depends on who, where, and how it’s being used in the first place.
The 2nd Amendment affords Americans the right to bear arms, period.
The AR-15 is in the limelight of the media, and whenever there is a significant smear campaign about anything, a responsible American will wonder why.
We polled millions of Americans across the country to determine what the majority truly believe.
86% of Americans DO NOT want assault rifles banned.
14% of Americans DO want assault rifles banned.
So far, 14% of our voters believe these weapons should be banned. The other 86% don’t believe that “Assault” rifles should be banned.
Do you agree?
Glance at the news lately and you’re sure to see mention of the AR-15 commonly mislabeled an “Assault Rifle” — for all the wrong reasons. Publicity in the media will convince you that the AR-15 is most commonly used in serious gang crimes and mass shootings all across the country, but will barely skim the involvement of other weapons. If ever there was a smear campaign against one specific weapon, the effort put into the AR-15 is outweighed only by the inaccurate information constantly shared with the public.
Like all semi-automatic guns, the AR-15 is no more or less dangerous than any other firearm. With the exception of bolt action or lever action rifles, most firearms can fire as fast as the user pulls the trigger. The AR-15 projectile is only a .223 “varmint caliber” and safety depends on who, where, and how it’s being used in the first place.
The 2nd Amendment affords Americans the right to bear arms, period.
The AR-15 is in the limelight of the media, and whenever there is a significant smear campaign about anything, a responsible American will wonder why.
We polled millions of Americans across the country to determine what the majority truly believe.
86% of Americans DO NOT want assault rifles banned.
14% of Americans DO want assault rifles banned.
So far, 14% of our voters believe these weapons should be banned. The other 86% don’t believe that “Assault” rifles should be banned.
Do you agree?
Glance at the news lately and you’re sure to see mention of the AR-15 commonly mislabeled an “Assault Rifle” — for all the wrong reasons. Publicity in the media will convince you that the AR-15 is most commonly used in serious gang crimes and mass shootings all across the country, but will barely skim the involvement of other weapons. If ever there was a smear campaign against one specific weapon, the effort put into the AR-15 is outweighed only by the inaccurate information constantly shared with the public.
Like all semi-automatic guns, the AR-15 is no more or less dangerous than any other firearm. With the exception of bolt action or lever action rifles, most firearms can fire as fast as the user pulls the trigger. The AR-15 projectile is only a .223 “varmint caliber” and safety depends on who, where, and how it’s being used in the first place.
The 2nd Amendment affords Americans the right to bear arms, period.
The AR-15 is in the limelight of the media, and whenever there is a significant smear campaign about anything, a responsible American will wonder why.
We polled millions of Americans across the country to determine what the majority truly believe.
86% of Americans DO NOT want assault rifles banned.
14% of Americans DO want assault rifles banned.
So far, 14% of our voters believe these weapons should be banned. The other 86% don’t believe that “Assault” rifles should be banned.
Do you agree?
Glance at the news lately and you’re sure to see mention of the AR-15 commonly mislabeled an “Assault Rifle” — for all the wrong reasons. Publicity in the media will convince you that the AR-15 is most commonly used in serious gang crimes and mass shootings all across the country, but will barely skim the involvement of other weapons. If ever there was a smear campaign against one specific weapon, the effort put into the AR-15 is outweighed only by the inaccurate information constantly shared with the public.
Like all semi-automatic guns, the AR-15 is no more or less dangerous than any other firearm. With the exception of bolt action or lever action rifles, most firearms can fire as fast as the user pulls the trigger. The AR-15 projectile is only a .223 “varmint caliber” and safety depends on who, where, and how it’s being used in the first place.
The 2nd Amendment affords Americans the right to bear arms, period.
The AR-15 is in the limelight of the media, and whenever there is a significant smear campaign about anything, a responsible American will wonder why.
We polled millions of Americans across the country to determine what the majority truly believe.
86% of Americans DO NOT want assault rifles banned.
14% of Americans DO want assault rifles banned.
So far, 14% of our voters believe these weapons should be banned. The other 86% don’t believe that “Assault” rifles should be banned.
Do you agree?
Glance at the news lately and you’re sure to see mention of the AR-15 commonly mislabeled an “Assault Rifle” — for all the wrong reasons. Publicity in the media will convince you that the AR-15 is most commonly used in serious gang crimes and mass shootings all across the country, but will barely skim the involvement of other weapons. If ever there was a smear campaign against one specific weapon, the effort put into the AR-15 is outweighed only by the inaccurate information constantly shared with the public.
Like all semi-automatic guns, the AR-15 is no more or less dangerous than any other firearm. With the exception of bolt action or lever action rifles, most firearms can fire as fast as the user pulls the trigger. The AR-15 projectile is only a .223 “varmint caliber” and safety depends on who, where, and how it’s being used in the first place.
The 2nd Amendment affords Americans the right to bear arms, period.
The AR-15 is in the limelight of the media, and whenever there is a significant smear campaign about anything, a responsible American will wonder why.
We polled millions of Americans across the country to determine what the majority truly believe.
86% of Americans DO NOT want assault rifles banned.
14% of Americans DO want assault rifles banned.
So far, 14% of our voters believe these weapons should be banned. The other 86% don’t believe that “Assault” rifles should be banned.
Do you agree?
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