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Friday
Mar052010

Stores Land in Gun-Control Crossfire

DateFriday, March 5, 2010 at 1:18PM

By VANESSA O'CONNELL And JULIE JARGON "Stores Land in Gun-Control Crossfire" Wall Street Journal March 4, 2010

While working in DC yesterday, I read an article with this title in the Wall Street Journal (free at the Ritz Carlton, sorry, no New York Times). I am surprised that a coffee shop has become the battle ground for issues around the 2nd amendment. Regardless of what your stance is on gun control, isn't Starbucks suppose to be a relaxed, friendly and community environment? 

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