A new survey conducted by the gun control advocates at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health is being widely cited by media outlets as proof that there is a strong consumer demand for firearms equipped with authorized-user technology, so-called smart guns. What’s not being reported by main stream media is that the “study” published in the American Journal of Public Health is not actually a study, but an editorial piece that provides a brief overview of a flawed survey.
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