Trump’s Gun Control Policy In Streaming 3rd Presidential Debate As T-Protests Continue

With the Third US Presidential Debate of 2016 taking place in one of the most controversial election races of US history; questions on Gun Control and the 2nd Amendment have been identified as highly notable talking points. The final debate will likely be streamed online at a record level and the protests surrounding the rapidly growing ’Either Way…’ Movement, launched around T-Shirt Designer ’PoliticalFunny.org’s Controversial Designs are paying close attention.

The article reporting and updating the progress of the ‘Either Way…’ movement and controversy can be found at The Daily Moss.

The final debate is being watched carefully by the ’PoliticalFunny.org’ organization, as protests and demonstrations have begun in major European in an attempt to highlight the state of the current US political climate.

Surprisingly, the third and final debate isn’t being met with excitement – but cynicism instead. The Boston Globe recently published an article wanting the final debate to be scrapped, with other major blogs and website asking simply ‘what’s the point?’.

Even so, the final debate is not expected to cause as much of a stir as the first and second debates. The second debate notably ran as a ’Town Hall’ style meeting, where questions were voted on by the public and picked ahead of time.

With well over 10,000+ potential questions put forward and over 2,000,000+ votes ahead of the 2nd debate, two of the most popular question were gun-related.

“Would you support requiring criminal background checks for all gun sales?”

“How will you ensure the 2nd amendment is protected?”

Both candidates agree that anybody on the no-fly or terrorist watch list should not be allowed to buy a gun. Going further though, Trump has the backing of the NRA and fully supports the 2nd Amendment, whereas Hillary supports stricter gun control.

If this becomes a particularly heated part of the final debate, it’s likely a new T-Shirt design will be put into the works, which will please those who have begun collecting the official politicalfunny.org apparel around the 2016 Presidential Election.

The third and final US Presidential Debate of 2016 can be viewed on all major stations and streamed online Wednesday 19th October. For more on the ’Either Way…’ Movement and examples of the controversial T-Shirts gaining rapid popularity can be seen at politicalfunny.org

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