Underscoring a national divide on guns between Democrats and Republicans, a new ABC News/Washington Post survey has revealed that 86 percent of Democrats think stricter laws would have prevented the Florida high school shooting, but only 29 percent of Republicans agree, the newspaper reported. According to the WaPo, “The falloff in support for restricting […]
Poll: Less Than Half Think Tougher Gun Laws The Answer
A new Rasmussen Reports survey released Monday found that less than half of American adults (41%) “think stricter gun control laws will do the most to reduce the number of mass murders like the one in Florida.” At the same time, 40 percent “still think more action to treat mental health issues will make the […]
As Antis Raise Volume, WaPo Calls ‘Foul’ on Florida School Shooting Claim
As billionaire-backed gun prohibition lobbying groups are pulling out all the stops in their exploitation of the tragic Florida high school shooting, the Washington Post is calling a foul on one of their major hysteria memes. “No, there haven’t been 18 school shootings in 2018. That number is flat wrong,” the headline declares. When the […]
Abundant Warning Signs, But Antis Predictably Blame Guns
In the wake of Wednesday’s horrible school attack in Florida, reports have surfaced that there were ample warning signs about the suspect, ranging from his past troubles at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School to a social media post that had been reported to the FBI, yet gun prohibitionists have predictably blamed firearms for the […]
Gallup: Split on Gun Law ‘Dissatisfaction’ Along Party Lines
A newly-released Gallup Poll shows that a majority of Americans are not satisfied with the nation’s gun laws, but the dissatisfaction appears to be split along political party lines. According to Gallup, 59 percent of U.S. adults are unhappy with the nation’s gun laws, while 39 percent are satisfied. But there is something of a […]
Poking Holes in Gun Control Myths
A story in Tuesday’s Seattle Times that blames “gun violence” for 75 percent of homicides in Washington State’s King County could serve as a learning tool for Second Amendment activists across the country because, while perpetuating a misconception about crime, it also undercuts one of the popular arguments of the gun prohibition lobby. Rights activists […]
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