In the direction of people wanting more gun rights, absolutely. Especially in the wake of the Coronavirus and the rioting.
In terms of a rise in Democratic Congressmen
Trump is damaging the electability of the GOP and it's not unimaginable that they could lose the presidency and the Senate
A Trump's lack of leadership is really telling now....he's failed at protecting America from COVID-19, and now he's hiding in a White House bunker as America burns
He's like a caricature of the Emperor Nero playing his lyre as Rome burned
And yet it hasn't registered no matter how many times you've heard it.
I could say the same to you
Anybody who isn't guilty is innocent, that's how the system in the USA works, you're innocent until proven guilty.
So a cop at Parkland was unable to stop the shooting because a court had not passed a verdict yet ?
An active shooter isn't an innocent citizen.
Like Stephen Paddock, who was an innocent citizen....until he pulled the trigger
So the question remains, who is an "innocent" citizen and how is anyone to know that now or how they'll act in the future.
Innocent now, doesn't mean you're not an active shooter in 5 minutes time
Guns seized from criminals yes, guns seized from innocent people no.
Tell that to Stephen Paddock's victims - the ones still alive that is
Guns owned by "innocent citizens" are perfectly capable of harming me - and it might not be the owner using them
Seizing guns from innocent people leaves them defenseless, that is not protecting them its the opposite of protecting them.
No it doesn't
1. I have no guns, yet do not consider myself defenseless
2. Even strict British gun laws allow for some guns - you know this so you're using a deliberate straw man here
The argument is that it protects American morals and therefore protects Americans
Like nudity in public, on TV etc
Like giving movies censorship ratings so people can avoid movies with certain content
You could also make an argument for the prevention of the spreading of disease.