The AP's Robert Tanner wrote an analysis article picked up by
many newspapers tallying gun control's progress--or lack of it--the
last 10 years. He writes, "With more than four out of five states
allowing law-abiding citizens to carry concealed weapons, that argument
is finished. Now, the nation's long-running argument over guns
turns on how much to loosen the rules--should guns be allowed in
judge's chambers?" Chicago Sun Times columnist Laura
Washington wrote a follow-up column for her paper lamenting about a
landslide of pro-gun responses to her "culture of violence"
column. "More than 100 passionate, angry readers from around the
nation told me I was wrong. I have heard from exactly four gun control
advocates." She concludes, "The gun control lobby needs to get
on the stick. Now."--Courtesy NSSF
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