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Refrain from Violating Citizens 1st Amendment Rights and Instruct the Executive Branch Staff on Government Regulations

Created by N.C. on February 03, 2013

The White House has issued an edict that citizens can not manipulate or reproduce the picture of POTUS skeet shooting. Have WH staff read www.usa.gov
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