shaazy712 said:As the National Rifle Association steels its resolve against universal background checks at gun shows, a new poll shows nearly unanimous support for them among registered voters in three states.
But the Quinnipiac University survey respondents also backed one idea that the NRA supports: armed guards in schools
A gun ban would not have passed the House 317-93 in 2006 as UIGEA did (it passed the House as a freestanding bill that year, getting weakened in the Senate backrooms prior to getting attached to the SAFE Port Act.) We're in a very different fight.

