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Voters Don't Actually Care About The Gun Issue
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Guns may be a searing issue in American politics, but advocates on both sides say they won't be decisive in November's elections. "I don't see any evidence that important Senate races are going to be decided on guns this year, even after Orlando," said Wes Anderson, the National Rifle Association's longtime pollster. |
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Sosalty
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| Really, I've been one of those "conservative never Trumpers." In lieu of sitting out this election, I'll probably take the advice of NRA and be a single issue voter. |
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