Sentence examples for views of gun from inspiring English sources

Partisanship is a factor in views of gun control laws.

Views of gun control laws divide the country not only along political lines, but also by sex, age and region, the latest New York Times/CBS News poll finds.

Partisanship is a factor fueling views of gun control, with Democratic voters largely in support of stricter laws and Republicans in support of keeping the laws as they are.

It seems, however, that the public's favorable views of gun rights have held despite the Tucson shooting.

"The differences in views of gun legislation are really a function of differences in what people believe guns are for," Dan Cassino, an analyst for the poll, wrote.

It was clearly just a smokescreen for the views of gun-hating liberals.

"Broad View of Gun Rights Is Supported by Ashcroft" (news article, May 24) contends that Attorney General John Ashcroft's belief that the Second Amendment protects an individual right to keep and bear arms challenges "the long-held interpretation of that amendment".

Therefore, regardless of your view of gun ownership, the predicament faced by African-Americans warrants a serious look at whether or not openly carrying a weapon will save black lives.

But he ended that week with a high-profile speech to the National Rifle Association, a group suspicious of his views on gun control.

Donald Trump suggested at a rally Friday that Hillary Clinton's bodyguards should stop protecting her because of her views on gun control.

And it is because of their differing views on gun policy that Bloomberg, an independent, has been reticent to support Romney this cycle.