Sheila Krumholz

Center for Responsive Politics

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Executive Director of the Center for Responsive Politics, a nonprofit, nonpartisan research group that tracks money and lobbying in politics

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When George Zimmerman admitted killing Trayvon Martin but he was not arrested, Florida's " Stand Your Ground " law became a household word.

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When George Zimmerman admitted killing Trayvon Martin but he was not arrested, Florida's " Stand Your Ground " law became a household word.

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The Trayvon Martin killing has sparked a national firestorm over Florida's " Stand Your Ground " law.

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The Trayvon Martin killing has sparked a national firestorm over Florida's " Stand Your Ground " law.

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In today's Reporter's Notebook, we look at two less examined aspects of the convention.

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