Quote by Paul Ryan

Hey, I'm a Catholic deer hunter, I am happy to be clinging to my guns and my religion.

Hey, I'm a Catholic deer hunter, I am happy to be clinging t

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This quote expresses the speaker's contentment in embracing both their religious beliefs and their participation in hunting. The phrase "clinging to my guns and my religion" suggests a strong attachment and loyalty to these aspects of their life. It implies that these are integral elements that bring them comfort, fulfillment, and happiness, highlighting the speaker's willingness to fully engage in both their faith and their recreational activity.

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