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Input: Story highlights Nevada politician Michele Fiore brings gun ownership into her Christmas card 
  
 "It's up to Americans to protect America," she posted on Facebook 
  
 (CNN) It's no secret that Las Vegas Assemblywoman Michele Fiore is an ardent supporter of the right to bear arms. 
  
 A lifetime member of the National Rifle Association, the Front Sight Firearms Training Institute and a member of Second Amendment Sisters (according to her bio ), the Republican state representative has made responsible gun ownership and Second Amendment rights one of her defining issues, and the theme of her 2016 calendar 
  
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 The photo for December became a lightning rod for controversy after Fiore posted it on her Facebook page last week. 
  
 At first glance, it's like any other holiday card: multiple generations of a family in matching red shirts and jeans standing in front of a tree. Because it's Fiore, her version features her adult daughters, their husbands and one of her grandchildren holding firearms. 
  
 Read More ||||| “[Fiore] asserts that it takes a person, armed and trained, to use a gun to stop a gunman intent on doing harm to the public, and that the crime rate has gone down wherever people have been sufficiently armed to defend themselves,” the bio on her website states. ||||| Starting in 1996, Alexa Internet has been donating their crawl data to the Internet Archive. Flowing in every day, these data are added to the Wayback Machine after an embargo period. ||||| In case you had any doubt, state Assemblywoman Michele Fiore (R-Las Vegas) has made clear yet again her stance on the right to bear arms. 
  
 A Christmas card on Fiore's Facebook page shows the assemblywoman with nine members of her family wearing matching red shirts and holding a variety of firearms, from handguns to rifles and a shotgun. 
  
 "It's up to Americans to protect America. We're just your ordinary American family," Fiore wrote on the Nov. 30 post. 
  
 Fiore is a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association, the Front Sight Firearms Training Institute and a member of Second Amendment Sisters, according to her campaign website. Last month, she released a 2016 calendar titled "Walk the Talk 2nd Amendment." 
  
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Output:
Nevada Assemblywoman Michele Fiore has wished America a merry Christmas from her, her family, and their guns. In a Christmas card posted on her Facebook page, the Republican lawmaker poses with family members who are holding an assortment of firearms, reports the Las Vegas Review-Journal, which notes that Fiore is a member of pro-gun groups, including the NRA and Second Amendment Sisters. Four generations of Fiores can be seen holding guns in the festive photo, including the lawmaker's adult daughters and her grandson Jake, who holds a Walther P22 handgun. "It's up to Americans to protect America. We're just your ordinary American family," Fiore wrote in a Dec. 1 post accompanying the photo. Fiore's views were already well-known—she released similar photos on occasions like Mother's Day, and she stars in her own Second Amendment-themed calendar—but the Christmas card has proved controversial, BuzzFeed reports, especially amid the intensified gun-control debate after the San Bernardino shootings. Fiore tells CNN that she doesn't regret having posted the photo the day before the massacre. "What's regrettable is governing and forcing innocent people to be defenseless while allowing and inviting terrorists into our country knowing the murderous outcome," she says in an email to the network. (Eleanor Roosevelt said she didn't like guns, but she carried one and knew how to use it.)