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GOP to attack Kagan's gun control work for Clinton
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"Get ready for the next Republican attack line on Elena Kagan: 1990s gun control issues."
"Kagan had a hand in multiple gun control measures during her stint in the Clinton administration, according to info from newly released Clinton library documents that was sent my way -- and I'm told Republicans will grab on to the revelations to paint her as hostile to the Second Amendment." ...
"But Bruce Reed, who worked directly on these issues with Kagan, argues in an interview that she's in no way hostile to the Second Amendment."
"'In all these cases, Clinton had already settled views on these questions,' Reed tells me. "Our job was to make sure the government's policy reflected what he wanted. ...'" ... |
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