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PA: Veteran Candidates Look To Shore Up Voters On Gun Issues
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She does not support teachers having guns in the classroom.
"It honestly couldn't be a worse idea for a lot of different reasons," Houlahan added. "The idea that I would be able to safely manage that weapon, I think, is impossible. In my classroom, within a year I had my cellphone taken a couple of times."
Houlahan is in favor of closing closing the gun show loophole, restrictions on firing high capacity magazines, universal background checks and renewing the federal assault weapons ban. |
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Here's a link:
https://www.newsy.com/stories/veteran-candidates-look-to-shore-up-voters-on-gun-issues/ |
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