New Project Veritas Video Reveals Mark Kelly's REAL Anti-Gun Agenda for Arizona

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Despite the fact that the McSally/Kelly race is a big spending target of Michael Bloomberg’s anti-gun Everytown for Gun Safety, Mark Kelly has been playing coy about his real intentions.

And then along came James O’Keefe and his Project Veritas Action with another video that exposes the left for who they are.

In it, Mission for Arizona (“a joint effort by Arizona Democrats to get Mark Kelly elected“) field organizer Angelica Carpio admits that Kelly is trying to pick off a lot of Republican voters here but that “one of their main issues is guns.” Because of this, Kelly hasn’t “been out there saying” that he wants a “full” gun control measure because he just wants to get elected first and “then he wants to go further.”

New Project Veritas Video Reveals Mark Kelly's REAL Anti-Gun Agenda for Arizona

Make No Mistake: Mark Kelly Is Coming for Your Guns One of the most pivotal races for control of the United States Senate is happening here in my native state of Arizona between Sen. Martha McSally an...

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Bacon claiming it's a faked video in 3, 2, 1..........

 

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Kelly is congresswoman Gabbys wife.

It's only natural he'd be a Soy-Warrior with Anti-Constitutional tendencies.

 

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Flashback 2013: Mark Kelly Denied AR-15 Purchase from Gun Store

In 2013, Breitbart News reported that Gabby Gifford's husband, Mark Kelly, was denied an AR-15 purchase by Diamondback Police Supply.

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WATCH: 'Everytown' Staffer Admits the Group Is Scheming Voters and Is Afraid the NRA Will Find Out


A prime example of voting scheming is taking place in Arizona where Senate candidate Mark Kelly, the famous astronaut who is married to former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords, wants to push for strict gun control laws, like an assault weapons ban. According to Bederka, he doesn't emphasis that in his campaign although he favors the move

"You gotta beat their propagandaists. That's the problem," Bederka said with a smirk, referring to gun rights' groups.

"[Kelly] just doesn't make it a focal point of his campaign. Whereas if he's, you know, open about his opinions, but doesn't focus specifically on the ones that are less likely to change people's minds, there's a higher probability of him being able to enact the kind of legislation you're hoping to see enacted, you know?" he explained.

The Everytown for Gun Safety staffer described Kelly's website stances as "milquetoast proposals" and said he hoped the senate candidate, if elected, would push for even stricter gun control laws.

 

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