BREAKING: 64% of Americans
approve of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act

SHOULD CONGRESS DO MORE TO ADDRESS THE GUN VIOLENCE EPIDEMIC?

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Friend, the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act is the first major gun violence prevention legislation passed in nearly 30 years.

A new poll shows 64% of Americans approve of the law, which enhances background checks for those under the age of 21 and makes gun trafficking a federal crime.

The majority of Americans, however, feel that Congress need to do more to address gun violence. And yet, extremist Republicans are doing everything they can to block gun reform legislation. 

So we've started an official poll of top Democrats to find out where you stand on this issue, but we're still 5,674 responses short. Please, friend, let us know what you think: 

SHOULD CONGRESS DO MORE TO ADDRESS THE GUN VIOLENCE EPIDEMIC?

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