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   firearms and their owners. But Georgia Congressman Andrew Clyde recently   
   visited the ATF records center in West Virginia and discovered that the ATF   
   currently has over 900 million such records scanned and stored   
   electronically.   
      
   So how do we regain control over the ATF and other federal law enforcement   
   agencies? It is not going to happen through congressional hearings that   
   provide a forum for political showboating and partisan posturing and that go   
   nowhere. We the American people must demand that Congress, on our behalf,   
   either reassert its authority over these agencies in a way to make it stick   
   or else abolish the agencies and start anew.   
      
   If we don’t, Bryan Malinowski will have died in vain and the rest of us, as   
   if we are no longer Americans, will be looking over our shoulders.   
      
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   Let's go Brandon!   
      
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