The Telegraph Article RatingTrump campaign backtracks on claim ex-president bought a gun as it could be illegal
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66% Medium Conservative
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35% ReliableFair
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-10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
-58% Negative
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41% : Mr Trump's staff initially said he bought a special 'Trump edition' handgun that featured his face and the words 'Trump 45'The Trump campaign has backtracked on a claim the former president bought a handgun embellished with his face and name during a stop in South Carolina, as it was claimed such a move could have broken the law.37% : "Isn't Glock a great gun?"But a few hours later, his campaign was forced to backtrack, amid speculation that the former president could have broken the law by his actions.
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