How Gun Owners Really Feel About Gun Control

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Wed, 05/23/2018 - 2:26pm

Getty Images/Scott Olson A deadly shooting at the Santa Fe High School in Texas last Friday has once again propelled the gun-control debate into the national limelight. The massacre took place in one of America's most gun-friendly states — and while much of the immediate response from local lawmakers has focused on bolstering security in schools instead of restricting gun ownership, Texas Gov.

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