'150 million people have been killed since 2007 when Bernie [Sanders] voted to exempt the gun manufacturers from liability,' former Vice President Joe Biden said during Tuesday's Democratic debate.
While discussing gun control during Tuesday's Democratic debate in Charleston, South Carolina, former Vice President Joe Biden misquoted statistics about how many Americans had been killed by gun violence since 2007.
"I have a D-minus voting record from the NRA," Sanders said."Thirty years ago, I like lost a race for the one seat in Congress in Vermont because 30 years ago I supported a ban on assault weapons. Right now, my view is we need to expand background checks, end the gun show loophole and do what the American people want, not what the NRA wants."
"Imagine if I stood here and said we give immunity to drug companies, we give immunity to tobacco companies," Biden continued."That has caused carnage on our streets."
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