NRA: ‘This is a do or die election’

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton came under attack Friday by National Rifle Association executives who urged 5 millions members to reject her candidacy due to her opposition to guns.

NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre, opening the 145th NRA Annual Convention here, said if elected, “we’ll be kissing our Second Amendment freedoms goodby…you can kiss your guns goodby.”

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