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January 09, 2004
Dean | On Gun Control, Dean Aims for the Center

From ED / the Washington Post:

It was a brisk winter evening outside the Elks Lodge here on Dec. 2, 1998, but inside, Gregory Costa was on the hot seat. Angry members of Vermont's two largest gun rights groups had a pointed question for the National Rifle Association's state representative: Why did he go against the wishes of many of them and endorse Howard Dean for governor?



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Dean showed how unfit he was for leadership when he said gun control was an issue to be decided by the states. What a fool.

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