Conservative activist family behind grassroots anti-quarantine Facebook events

A family-run community of pro-gun teams is behind 5 of the most important Facebook teams devoted to protesting the shelter-in-place restrictions.
A family-run network of pro-gun groups is behind five of the largest Facebook groups dedicated to protesting the shelter-in-place restrictions.

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