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"Our inaction is a political decision that we are making," Obama said, urging voters to help drive through gun safety laws that have been blocked in the Republican-controlled Congress.
"You have to make sure that anybody who you are voting for is on the right side of this issue."
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"Let's not forget this is happening every single day in forgotten neighborhoods around the country. Every single day. Kids are just running for their lives trying to get to school," Obama said.
"I think it's abnormal. I think we should change it. But I can't do it by myself."
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