Harris haunted by gun buyback views in swing state Pennsylvania

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ALLENTOWN, Pennsylvania — Republicans are casting Vice President Kamala Harris as a threat to gun rights in Pennsylvania as the culture wars take an outsize role in the presidential race.

Harris has tacked to the right on gun restrictions since taking over the Democratic ticket in August. She still supports a ban on assault-style weapons but no longer says those guns should be turned over in a mandatory buyback program.

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