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A Look at Hillary Clinton's Claim About Vermont's Gun Pipeline to New York
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As the April 19 New York presidential primary approached, Hillary Clinton sought to draw a contrast with rival Bernie Sanders on gun policy. During an April 11 appearance in Port Washington, N.Y., for what was billed as a "conversation on gun violence," Clinton took issue with Sanders’ characterization of his home state, Vermont, in the gun policy debate. Sanders has said that Vermonters have a more tolerant attitude toward guns than more urbanized states like New York, because of their state’s small, rural nature.
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| So with all those guns in Vermont, why do they have extremely low crime with guns and NY has high crime with guns? You know Hillary, when those guns cross into NY they must become free to kill and maim. |
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