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on the map is right-hand side blue tiny dots groupleftyonly wrote:Click the little "Map-It" icon in the poll box to see state by state results...Interesting, but the results are far from surprising....
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No Yes Total ∆ ∆ as %
16,095 12,563 28,658 3,532 12.3246562914369%
16,151 12,636 28,787 3,515 12.2103727376941%
16,159 12,646 28,805 3,513 12.1957993403923%
16,166 12,649 28,815 3,517 12.2054485511019%
16,179 12,662 28,841 3,517 12.1944454075795%
16,193 12,672 28,865 3,521 12.1981638662740%
16,213 12,699 28,912 3,514 12.1541228555617%
16,216 12,701 28,917 3,515 12.1554794757409%
16,228 12,708 28,936 3,520 12.1647774398673%
16,255 12,734 28,989 3,521 12.1459864086378%
16,269 12,745 29,014 3,524 12.1458606190115%
16,273 12,750 29,023 3,523 12.1386486579609%
16,297 12,775 29,072 3,522 12.1147495872317%
16,355 12,798 29,153 3,557 12.2011456796899%
16,359 12,800 29,159 3,559 12.2054940155698%
16,478 12,922 29,400 3,556 12.0952380952381%
16,489 12,933 29,422 3,556 12.0861940044864%
16,536 12,985 29,521 3,551 12.0287253141831%
16,555 13,007 29,562 3,548 12.0018943237941%
16,613 13,062 29,675 3,551 11.9663016006740%
16,642 13,084 29,726 3,558 11.9693197873915%
16,657 13,092 29,749 3,565 11.9835960872634%
16,674 13,115 29,789 3,559 11.9473631206150%
16,701 13,139 29,840 3,562 11.9369973190349%
17,252 14,054 31,306 3,198 10.2152941928065%
17,587 14,575 32,162 3,012 9.3650892357441%
17,683 14,726 32,409 2,957 9.1240087629979%
17,746 14,834 32,580 2,912 8.9379987722529%
18,220 15,287 33,507 2,933 8.7533948130241%
18,685 15,638 34,323 3,047 8.8774291291554%
18,745 15,683 34,428 3,062 8.8939235505984%
19,865 16,962 36,827 2,903 7.8828033779564%Florida is an interesting shift away from the RKBA. This is not good.leftyonly wrote:Click the little "Map-It" icon in the poll box to see state by state results...Interesting, but the results are far from surprising....
It might be wishful thinking on my part, but I kinda' feel the way HP does. The various news blogs seem to be pretty much nay votes on gun control but very much pro loonie control. You can bet our elected dweebs have people watching these things, as does the NRA. The appointed trough feeders and at least One more who are not concerned about re-election are the ones to watch starting the day after the current POTUS' coronation and gala party night.Heartland Patriot wrote:To ME the poll is USELESS. And discounting the seemingly Info Tech heavy presence among members of this forum, the average conservative gun owner who does go to that page is more likely to vote only once, not even thinking that it could be done multiple times. Whereas the demographic of liberal younger people (and more tech-savvy) many of whom are also more prone to thinking of cheating as an opportunity to succeed or "win" will perhaps, like I stated before, vote until they get bored. I want to see Gallup or Rasmussen put out the results of a poll asking this sort of thing before I get too worried.
The supposed "gun show loophole" is anyone making a private, face-to-face, non-FFL sale at a gun-show. Just another way to regulate the private sale of property and to make it easier for the Feds to track ALL the firearms sold, for whatever reason.Oldgringo wrote:It might be wishful thinking on my part, but I kinda' feel the way HP does. The various news blogs seem to be pretty much nay votes on gun control but very much pro loonie control. You can bet our elected dweebs have people watching these things, as does the NRA. The appointed trough feeders and at least One more who are not concerned about re-election are the ones to watch starting the day after the current POTUS' coronation and gala party night.Heartland Patriot wrote:To ME the poll is USELESS. And discounting the seemingly Info Tech heavy presence among members of this forum, the average conservative gun owner who does go to that page is more likely to vote only once, not even thinking that it could be done multiple times. Whereas the demographic of liberal younger people (and more tech-savvy) many of whom are also more prone to thinking of cheating as an opportunity to succeed or "win" will perhaps, like I stated before, vote until they get bored. I want to see Gallup or Rasmussen put out the results of a poll asking this sort of thing before I get too worried.
That said, there will have to be offerings/compromises made. My bet is that it will most certainly be "high cap" magazines and perhaps waiting periods for purchases. I don't even know what the alleged "gun show loophole" is, but it will also be on the table.
BTW, my (ample) gut feel was that Romney would displace the curren POTUS. Maybe, I'll be right this time.