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Hillary Clinton Is Pushing Gun Control Issue
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Gun Control is a major topic that is debated in America. The Democratic frontrunner, Hillary Clinton, is pushing the issue. On Oct. 5, 2015, she unveiled the measures she will enact if elected president. According to ABC News, when discussing the plan, Clinton said, “it is filled with common sense proposals.” |
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jughead
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| methinks when it comes to firearms she comes up lacking in common sense |
| Comment by:
jac
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| If she's so anti-gun, she should dismiss here secrete service detail. After all, they have guns that you or I can only wish for. |
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