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Is it a joke? Or an effort to spark a serious debate about guns and public safety? An online petition to lift the ban on guns at the upcoming Republican National Convention certainly has people talking. Not gonna happen, says the Secret Service, and they�re in charge. But the petition calling for it has drawn close to 50,000 signatures, and re-ignited an old controversy: should public places like schools, movie theaters and convention halls be gun-free zones? |
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