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Chris Christie Takes Sole Dredit for Keeping the Second Amendment Alive in New Jersey
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Gov. Chris Christie's gradual pivot away from the gun control policies he had advocated as New Jersey governor took its sharpest turn yet Sunday evening on the campaign trail in New Hampshire.
The governor and Republican presidential candidate, while fielding questions from a town hall meeting, took sole credit for keeping the Second Amendment "alive" in New Jersey, which is he said is home to "some of the worst gun laws in America" despite his office voicing support for the state's firearm laws well before he launched his presidential bid.
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