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Hillary Clinton won't 'back down' from fight against gun violence
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US Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton appeared moved on 18 August while answering audience questions about gun violence during a campaign event in Las Vegas. She told the crowd she supports stronger, more balanced gun control laws but reiterated her pledge to tackle gun violence in America if elected president.
"I will do whatever I can. I am not afraid of this fight. I am not backing off from this fight because it has gone way too far in one direction and we need to get back to some balance," Clinton told the crowd, which included many college students and African Americans. |
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Millwright66
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| I suspect Ms. Clinton will have far more important fish to fry in the not-too-distant future. |
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