Even After the Maine Shooting, a Majority of Americans Want More Enforcement, Not More Gun Control Laws

From the CCRKBA . . .

A new Rasmussen survey conducted in the aftermath of the Maine mass shooting substantiates what the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms has said for years: Americans think enforcement of existing gun laws would do more to prevent gun-related violence than passing new laws.

According to Rasmussen, 57 percent of voters say stricter enforcement of existing gun control laws would be more effective, while 30 percent believe passing new laws would do more.

Continue reading Even After the Maine Shooting, a Majority of Americans Want More Enforcement, Not More Gun Control Laws at The Truth About Guns.

From the CCRKBA . . .

A new Rasmussen survey conducted in the aftermath of the Maine mass shooting substantiates what the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms has said for years: Americans think enforcement of existing gun laws would do more to prevent gun-related violence than passing new laws.

According to Rasmussen, 57 percent of voters say stricter enforcement of existing gun control laws would be more effective, while 30 percent believe passing new laws would do more.

Continue reading Even After the Maine Shooting, a Majority of Americans Want More Enforcement, Not More Gun Control Laws at The Truth About Guns.