President Obama called it the day of Sandy Hook tragedy, the worst day of his presidency.
David Axelrod: “President Obama called it the day of Sandy Hook tragedy, the worst day of his presidency.”
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Axelrod reflects on Obama's emotional response to the Sandy Hook tragedy and its implications for gun legislation.
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