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"Ralphie wasn't the only person who wanted a gun for Christmas. Turns out there's reason to think that quite a few people will be pulling a Glock from beneath their Christmas tree this year."
"Gun sales have increased in Chico as well as throughout the United States since President-elect Barack Obama was chosen ..."
"The increase in gun sales is due to the fear that Obama won't support the right to bear arms and will eventually ban some guns altogether." ...
"However, this fear is formed on no solid basis."
"First of all, ... Obama has been consistent in his support in common-sense gun laws, and will protect the right to purchase, own, transport and use guns for hunting and target practice." ... |
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