Jeb Bush tweets a gun, Twitter fires back, Ep. 231
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Presidential candidate Jeb Bush tweeted a photo of a FNX-45 pistol he received as a gift on Tuesday while he was visiting FN Manufacturing in Columbia.
South Carolina.
The tweet was accompanied with a one word caption that read, America.
This tweet set of a Twitter firestorm, which included celebrities, NSA whistleblowers, and voters from all over the country reacting to Jeb's tweet and countering with their own vision for America.
When a reporter asked Jeb.
Jeb about the tweet and he acted almost as if he didn't know the tweet had been posted and then defended the tweet by saying gun manufacturers create lots of high-wage jobs in America.
The purpose was we went to a gun manufacturing facility
Where a lot of jobs were created, high-wage jobs, and [INAUDIBLE].
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The idea that machines are not separating humans but are becoming part of humans.
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