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5:22Now PlayingTYT Reporter Jordan Chariton spoke to two women we noticed at a weekday afternoon stump speech for GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump.
One woman wore a Trump sticker while the other woman chose to wear a flippant 2nd Amendment button that said, "Girls Just Want to Have Guns" instead.
The caucasian woman ended up doing most of the talking, as you see, and, mentioned other Amendments that are art of the Bill of Rights and have lasted for 229 years, but, she has been told, would not survive a Hillary Clinton presidency. Those amendments are The 1st Amendment (freedom of speech, religion, and the press) and the 4th Amendment (protection against unreasonable searches and seizures by authorities).
Ironically, the Trump campaign has advocated for resuming the "Stop and Frisk" policy which illegally and unconstitutionally targeted African American men and Latino men, and, the very next day in Novi, Michigan, Mr. Trump advocated that we become "One people, under one god."
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