Why did so many #GunBullies need assault weapons to protest a lunch mtg of 4 @MomsDemand members in

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47. Christ, you need to make up your mind.

Yes, I read your sad drivel. What is utterly inconsistent is whether or not you believe the public is to be trusted. So, you think that Colorado is an indication of how we should trust the public, right? Then you would be an ungodly hypocrite if you didn't think that national opinion on guns should be driving gun control legislation. You can't have a piecemeal answer to the gunshow loophole, it just needs to go. Public opinion has been against the NRA and their psychopath, toady followers for a good long time, yet the idiots don't give one damn about that:

The two new polls were also in-line with past surveys by indicating no partisan divide on the question, with the vast majority of Democrats, independents, and even Republicans supporting increased background checks. The ABC/Washington Post survey also indicated that 86% of gun owning households supported the proposal.

The bill was backed by President Barack Obama, who's made gun control a signature issue since December's horrific shootings by a gunman at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, which left 20 young students and 6 adults dead. The president's been a vocal advocate for passing gun control legislation, and he's touted public opinion as he pushed Congress to act.

"The American people are trying to figure out: How can something have 90% support and yet not happen?" said the president in comments made at the Rose Garden in the White House, an hour after the vote in the Senate.

"All in all this was a pretty shameful day in Washington," added Obama, who was flanked by victims of gun violence.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2013/04/17/public-opinion-gets-trumped-in-gun-control-defeat/


It's unconscionable, disgusting, idiotic and just plain evil. But you know gun nutters, don't you?