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In the wake of the Democratic wins in the midterm elections, some gun rights advocates are looking to establish connections with Democratic voters. While groups like the NRA plan to challenge new gun safety legislation, others argue for a less partisan approach.
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In the wake of the Democratic wins in the midterm elections, some gun rights advocates are looking to establish connections with Democratic voters. While groups like the NRA plan to challenge new gun safety legislation, others argue for a less partisan approach.
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Gun rights groups plot new ties with ‘gun owners who vote Democrat’ after midterms verdict
Gun rights advocates seek alliances with Democrats after midterm elections