In the weeks since the deadly school shooting that killed 17 students and teachers in Parkland, Florida, it really has seemed as if American voters might finally start punishing their elected officials for inaction on legislation that might make such incidents less likely or less frequent.
Those same elected officials, of course, such as Florida's own Senator Marco Rubio, have been quick to point out defensively that there is no one legislative fix that could both respect the Constitution's Second Amendment protections and also keep firearms out of the hands of the people who might use them to murder their fellow citizens.
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