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Sen. Chuck Schumer Says the NRA Is an Extreme ‘Fringe Group’
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Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) sat down with HuffPost Live Friday, where he made a noteworthy statement about the rapidly-growing National Rifle Association. Responding to interviewer Alicia Menendez’s question about whether Schumer’s colleagues are “willing to admit” that the NRA is a “fringe group,” the senator responded: “Well they sure are a fringe group, but whether enough of my colleagues are ready to admit that, I’m not sure.” He continued: “They are a very extreme group. They don’t even represent average gun holders.” The two proceeded to discuss certain gun control measures and Schumer’s intention to “push hard” to get them passed.
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