trump's claim
earlier the same day that there's
"No political
appetite"
For such
restrictions.
While reporting on
assault weapons ban!
NRA
spent a record-breaking $36.6 million on the election in total.
An NRA official told Politico during the height of
the
Hillary Clinton had to
be
"defeated at all costs."
$21
million went to trump!
Poll:
Most Republicans
support assault weapons ban, despite trump saying 'no appetite'
By STEVEN SHEPARD
08/07/2019
Most Republicans
would support legislation banning assault-style weapons, a new POLITICO/Morning
Consult poll found Wednesday — a finding that contradicts trump's claim earlier
the same day that there's "no political appetite" for such restrictions.
The poll found that
nearly 70 percent of all voters would back such a ban.
Support for an
assault-weapons ban was higher, at 86 percent, among Democrats, who have been
pushing for new restrictions on the firearms in the wake of two mass shootings
over the weekend.
Republicans
typically are more reticent to support new gun restrictions, and
trump campaigned in
2016 on his strong support for the Second Amendment.
But the poll found
that 55 percent of GOP voters were comfortable with banning assault weapons,
and 54 percent said they would support stricter gun laws more generally.
Ninety percent said
they would back universal background checks for gun sales.
Bottom-Line!
Moscow Mitch let the
senate vote!
NRA
spent a record-breaking $36.6 million on the election in total.
An NRA official told Politico during the height of
the 2016
presidential race that Hillary Clinton had to
be "defeated at all costs."
$21
million went to trump!
While reporting on
assault weapons ban!
NRA
spent a record-breaking $36.6 million on the election in total.
An NRA official told Politico during the height of
the 2016
presidential race that Hillary Clinton had to
be "defeated at all costs."
$21
million went to trump!
Poll:
Most Republicans
support assault weapons ban, despite trump saying 'no appetite'
By STEVEN SHEPARD
08/07/2019
Most Republicans
would support legislation banning assault-style weapons, a new POLITICO/Morning
Consult poll found Wednesday — a finding that contradicts trump's claim earlier
the same day that there's "no political appetite" for such restrictions.
The poll found that
nearly 70 percent of all voters would back such a ban.
Support for an
assault-weapons ban was higher, at 86 percent, among Democrats, who have been
pushing for new restrictions on the firearms in the wake of two mass shootings
over the weekend.
Republicans
typically are more reticent to support new gun restrictions, and
trump campaigned in
2016 on his strong support for the Second Amendment.
But the poll found
that 55 percent of GOP voters were comfortable with banning assault weapons,
and 54 percent said they would support stricter gun laws more generally.
Ninety percent said
they would back universal background checks for gun sales.
Bottom-Line!
Moscow Mitch let the
senate vote!
NRA
spent a record-breaking $36.6 million on the election in total.
An NRA official told Politico during the height of
the 2016
presidential race that Hillary Clinton had to
be "defeated at all costs."
$21
million went to trump!
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