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FIRE to Discuss ‘Empty Holster Protest’ on NRA Radio Tonight

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Emily Guidry

May 29, 2008

Tune in to the National Rifle Association's radio broadcast tonight at 10:20 p.m. ET to hear Adam Kissel talk about our case at Tarrant County College. The national broadcast is available at www.nranews.com or on Sirius's Patriot Network, Channel 144.

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