Guns, Polls, and Democracy

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The book argues that while the majority of Americans should have the power to shape laws, the issue of gun violence reveals a significant disconnect. Despite widespread public support for stricter gun control measures, legislative action often fails to reflect this consensus. By exploring the intersection of public opinion and policy, it highlights the challenges in addressing gun violence within a democratic framework, emphasizing the need for reforms that align with the desires of the populace.