Hildy Saizow

President, Arizonans for Gun Safety

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Criminologist and President of Arizonans for Gun Safety

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President Obama  will be in Tucson tomorrow at a memorial for the six people who died in  Saturday's shooting , including federal judge John Roll.

Guns and Politics in Arizona

President Obama will be in Tucson tomorrow at a memorial for the six people who died in Saturday's shooting , including federal judge John Roll.

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Arizonans are divided about the direction of their state.  Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords  and the late federal Judge John Roll were both gun owners who opposed  gun control .

Guns and Politics in Arizona

Arizonans are divided about the direction of their state. Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and the late federal Judge John Roll were both gun owners who opposed gun control .

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