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Gun legislation in states forecasts close fight in Congress
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By Keenan Steiner Jun 25, 2012 3:40 p.m.With the Supreme Court's decision Monday not to revisit Citizens United, the high court appears to be a dead end for those seeking to address the problem of dark money in elections. Now, key congressmen and reformers say, Congress must act. But the prospects for lawmakers doing so appear slim.
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