We Asked Biden's ATF What Would Happen if Trump Tried to Buy a Gun - It Didn't Go Well

For four years, former President Donald Trump was not only the leader of the free world, he was also in command of the strongest military force in all of human history.

Trump made it a point to use that power responsibly and as a deterrent, but with a phone call from him, terrorists were on occasion vanquished to the pit of hell.

But the fact that he has been hit with four separate criminal indictments this year raised a question that The Western Journal wanted to find an answer to: Staring down the potential of years in prison, could Trump purchase a gun at the moment?

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