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What’s next for America and its guns?

America is confronted with one of the most complicated constitutional rights of its own making 

Tomas Mega, Las Vegas, Nevada 

After the incomprehensible massacre of twenty Connecticut children, America, for the moment, appears ready to address one of the most perplexing assurances enshrined in its Constitution; the Second Amendment, guaranteeing citizens the right to keep and bear arms.
The complexities are immense.  The interpretation of the Second Amendment guarantees polarizing.  None of the authors of that amendment are alive to gain counsel from.  And, predictably, the arguments on both sides are frenzied and often in contradiction to facts.  

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No country for old Republicans

Tomas Mega, From Las Vegas Nevada

It’s finally over, and Republicans are asking what they do next.  Your candidate for President lost, failing to win the electoral vote, the popular vote, the state he was once governor, and all the states he once called home.

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Obama wins in a divided nation

A Democratic president, a Republican U.S. House of Representatives, and a Democratic U. S Senate is where this election started, and it is where it has ended

Thomas Mega, Las Vegas, Nevada 

Barack Obama returns to the White House with an election victory brilliantly orchestrated by his campaign team. Democrats attacked Republicans at their weakest areas, and triumphed.