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Since Parkland, some of the ideas floated by lawmakers — arming teachers or banning assault weapons — have fueled the already bitterly partisan gun control debate.

Despite the legitimate concerns raised by both Democrats and Republications about gun control and national security, the discourse that has emerged since Orlando is indicative of more than just another argument in the partisan gun control debate; it signals a new culture war.

He moved to Texas that same month, and by 2013 obtained a Ph.D. in cell and molecular biology from the University of Texas at Austin; there, he also co-founded Texas Gun Sense, a non-profit which seeks to provide non-partisan gun policy analysis for lawmakers and the public at the state level.

According to a survey released Monday, that last point is as partisan as gun control: A majority of Republicans now believe college is bad for the country, and a majority of Democrats think it's great.

Yet, as debate in the wake of the Newtown murders revealed, there's a peculiar aspect to the argument made by partisans of gun control.

From the 1970s through the 1990s, there was almost no partisan gap on whether gun buyers should have to obtain police-issued permits, according to General Social Survey data. .

Dozens of pistol-packing partisans were gunned down.

The partisan split on gun violence was even starker, with 58percentt of Democrats saying stricter gun control laws would be very helpful in reducing the violence, compared to 11percentt of Republicans.

-Mark Joslyn and Don Haider-Markel note the growing partisan divide in gun ownership.

In size, San Bernardino was more akin to the mass shootings that have become part of American life, and that have prompted officials to respond mostly with partisan fights over gun control.

While Newtown ignited a firestorm of partisan rhetoric on gun laws, the deeper and far less debatable reality it revealed is America's grave lack of mental health care.