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Gun control after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting

Gun control after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting

Gun control discussion following the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.

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  1. Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting

    2012 mass shooting in Connecticut, US.

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  3. Reactions to the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting

    Public reactions to the 2012 school shooting.

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    United States federal law.

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  1. Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting

    2012 mass shooting in Connecticut, US.

    78%

  2. Gun control

    Laws or policies that regulate firearms.

    4.6%

  3. Reactions to the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting

    Public reactions to the 2012 school shooting.

    4.6%