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Clai Lasher Sommers has spent years advocating for gun safety laws, but she relied on her gut as much as her policy knowledge when she picked a candidate in this year's primary.
She respected Hillary Clinton, but didn't decide to support her until the two women met as speakers at a campaign event in southwestern New Hampshire last year. |
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she brought a panic button to a gun fight...at least wear body armor if you can't/won't arm up.
stuffblackpeopledontlike.blogspot.com/2016/02/her-name-is-christine-ledlow-15-minutes.html
He believes the teens panicked and opened fire when the clerk hit the panic button. He does not believe the shooting was gang related.
"They had no reason to kill her. She put her hands up. She would have given them anything in the store,” one Corinth native said.
“You don't want to think people are that cold-hearted. She has a family. She is a hard working lady. For someone to gun her down for no reason for money that they didn't even take.” |
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