[C0untZer0]

When people don't make gun control an issue in an election, politicians come to power based on their views on other feel-good issues like increased spending on education and increased spending on social programs and strengthening the safety net, etc etc.. but the radical anti-Second Amendment anti-gun attitudes come along with the package and you get politicians who are opposed to individuals solving their own problem on an individual basis.

There are politicians who borrow planks from both parties and may be pro-Second Amendment and have different views on other issues, but for me Second Amendment rights have become the only issue I vote about.

Without knowing it or perhaps without meaning to, Paul Quander has accurately stated the anti-gunner position on this issue. He's verbalizing the core beliefs of Rahm Emanual and Eric Holder and Barack Obama on the issue (but are too clever by far to actually say it).