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Imo mass shootings overrides politics or pretty much anything else in terms of national political will for gun laws.
After the las Vegas mass shooting trump banned bump stocks as one example.
Let's pretend we had a centrist, perfect president that had massive support from both sides of the isle. Let's say he was pro 2A. Then there is a mass shooting, and another, and another. In that scenario it really doesn't matter what politician sits there. The number and severity of shootings is what matters. That's what results in public outrage. And public outrage is what creates enough political will to pass gun laws.
The 1934 NFA may be another example of public outcry resulting in gun laws. It came following the Valentine's Day massacre and other organized crime shootings as well as an attempted assasination on Roosevelt if I recall correctly.
After the las Vegas mass shooting trump banned bump stocks as one example.
Let's pretend we had a centrist, perfect president that had massive support from both sides of the isle. Let's say he was pro 2A. Then there is a mass shooting, and another, and another. In that scenario it really doesn't matter what politician sits there. The number and severity of shootings is what matters. That's what results in public outrage. And public outrage is what creates enough political will to pass gun laws.
The 1934 NFA may be another example of public outcry resulting in gun laws. It came following the Valentine's Day massacre and other organized crime shootings as well as an attempted assasination on Roosevelt if I recall correctly.