Houston Chronicle Article RatingJames Baker: Gun laws that Republicans can support (Opinion)
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
51% : But they also understood that our nation has had gun laws throughout its history.48% : Such public sentiment is one reason Congress passed a bipartisan bill last summer -- the first major federal gun safety legislation since the assault weapons ban of 1994, a law that expired after 10 years.
41% : With the carnage seemingly out of control, it is little wonder a recent Gallup poll indicates Americans' dissatisfaction with U.S. gun laws has risen to 63 percent, the highest since Gallup began tracking national gun policies in 2001.
41% : Although demand for change comes largely from Democrats and independents, 44 percent of Republicans are dissatisfied with gun laws as well.
36% : All were men with great respect for the freedom provided by the Second Amendment.
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