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Hillary Clinton's response to questions regarding gun policy during Wednesday night's presidential debate became the subject of intense scrutiny by both sides of the polarizing issue.

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Sunday's debate gave both candidates the opportunity to dodge a detailed discussion, which comes as no surprise given the trend in debates the past decades.

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Debate moderators ignored crowd-sourced questions about protecting the Second Amendment and expanding background checks Sunday — and gun groups took notice.

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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said the Second Amendment "is under siege" during Sunday's second debate as Hillary Clinton called for "comprehensive background checks."

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The votes are mounting for moderators to question Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton about universal background checks during Sunday’s scheduled debate.

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Everytown for Gun Safety weighed in on the presidential debate to “correct the record” about Donald Trump’s stance on terror suspects buying guns.

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The first Democratic presidential debate kicks off Tuesday night and features frontrunner Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and others.

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Democratic presidential candidate Martin O’Malley said he would repeal a law protecting gun manufacturers when crimes are committed using their products.

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With the exception of a comment made by the Kentucky senator, Thursday night’s prime-time Republican Party debate was devoid of gun talk.

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