Sep 25, 2016 ... The Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act limits the liability of gun  companies when crime victims try to sue. Clinton described the law as a "gift" to  the gun industry. She declared, "We have tougher standards holding toy gun  manufacturers and sellers to account than we do for real guns.".
Apr 15, 2016 ... The law passed and, as a result, "we have tougher standards holding toy gun  manufacturers and sellers to account than we do for real guns," Clinton said. This  claim needs a lot more explanation, and experts questioned whether the  comparison is valid. So we rated the statement Half True. halftrue_TOM.
Hillary stated that "we have tougher standards holding toy gun manufacturers  and sellers to account than we do for real guns." To put it simply, this is a lie. It  just is not true...and you would have to be a special kind of stupid to believe it. I  could drive around the corner to the local Wal-Mart and walk out with a toy gun  right now ...
Jul 28, 2016 ... We've fact-checked 227 statements by Hillary Clinton so far, more than any other  figure appearing on the Truth-O-Meter other than President Barack Obama. We  first looked at a ... "We have tougher standards holding toy gun manufacturers  and sellers to account than we do for real guns." In a debate.
Apr 15, 2016 ... This is a — this is a unique gift given to only one industry in the world by the  United States Congress, as Senator Murphy from Connecticut said, we have  tougher standards holding toy gun manufacturers and sellers to account than we  do for real guns. And the point that Senator Sanders keeps making ...
We have tougher standards holding toy gun manufacturers and sellers to account than we do for real guns.