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"I ran for Congress and have now taken an oath to support and defend the Constitution," said Boebert in a statement on Monday. "That fight began in earnest as House Democrats attempted to stop Members of Congress from exercising their Second Amendment rights. I led eighty-two of my colleagues in fighting back, and we won. I promise I will never stop defending your Constitutional rights."

Members of Congress are permitted to carry their weapons around the U.S. Capitol campus, though not on the House floor.

>"I ran for Congress and have now taken an oath to support and defend the Constitution," said Boebert in a statement on Monday. "That fight began in earnest as House Democrats attempted to stop Members of Congress from exercising their Second Amendment rights. I led eighty-two of my colleagues in fighting back, and we won. I promise I will never stop defending your Constitutional rights." Members of Congress are permitted to carry their weapons around the U.S. Capitol campus, though not on the House floor.

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There is a bullet hole in one of the house desks. I guess that event kind of put a damper on guns on the house floor. She should have a federal officer with her when a DC cop tries to enforce that law, and arrest the cop for violation of 18 USC 242. I really want the President and Republicans to make wide use of 18 USC 241 and 242, especially with regard to the plandemic.