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NY: Bernie Sanders chooses wrong side by shielding gun companies
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This is how it goes in politics, especially now that this presidential season finds its way to New York: Every week a new candidate comes in and talks to the Daily News Editorial Board and says something chuckleheaded and cowardly about guns.
Last week it was Sen. Bernie Sanders, when asked if victims of a crime, the way family members of the dead of Sandy Hook Elementary School are victims, should be able to sue a gun manufacturer.
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MarkHamTownsend
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I vehemently disagree with Sanders' politics.....but he got this right.
Proving, I suppose, the old bromide "a stopped clock is right twice a day."
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