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Candidates in three key Central Florida congressional races debated guns, immigration and partisan gridlock during a community forum Tuesday night at the Orlando Science Center. The forum, organized by the League of Women Voters and moderated by Orlando Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell and FOX 35 anchor Ryan Elijah, featured hopefuls seeking to represent Florida's 7th, 9th and 10th districts. |
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| In answer to the three planks in the Democrat gun control platform: "No, no, and NO." |
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