In the aftermath of the San Bernardino mass shooting, Democrats have ramped up pressure in their calls for tighter gun controls while Republicans quietly attempt to sweep the topic under rug. Such discourse eventually wanes as emotions and the national attention dies out – only to be predictably rehashed once again following another mass shooting. These cyclical gun control debates have routinely been reactive in nature, waiting until we bury scores of our loved ones before we speak out or take action to protect the American people.
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