It's a smart play.. By demonizing the NRA, which is about as 'Merican as apple pie, it will hurt us. It's conditioning... After every shooting, blame the NRA, curse them... The more people read "shooting...NRA's fault... Domestic Terrorists...", those tags imbed in our head. Eventually, when you read of a shooting, you will automatically feel a hatred for the NRA, and by default, their members.

WAGR, Ceasefire, MAIG and EGS are pulling the same stunt, literally brainwashing their minions to salivate like a rabid dog whenever possible.

We have a battle people.

eerily similar to what the Nazis did to the Jews prior to WWII.........

Honestly the amount of emotion over the "mass shootings" is absurd. The death count from these events is completely insignificant compared to all other violent murders and even accidental deaths in this country. I'm sure more people die from Tylenol-related liver failures every year than from the typical media-hyped shooting events.

Furthermore, if the NRA is peddling death, they must be doing a terrible job of salesmanship. I doubt they have most of the 90% responsible for gun-related murders in places like Chicaco and Detroit on their member rolls. They really need to get working on that, it's a huge untapped market.

The Obama administration may be looking for an example in Australia as the White House considers potential new firearm laws for the United States in the wake of the latest in a series of devastating school shootings.

US President Barack Obama cited gun rules in America’s down under ally during remarks that were broadcast on the web Tuesday afternoon only hours after a gunman entered a high school near Portland, Oregon and opened fire, killing a student.

“My biggest frustration so far is the fact that this society has not been willing to take some basic steps to keep guns out of the hands of people who can do just unbelievable damage. We’re the only developed country on earth where this happens. And it happens now once a week. And it’s a one-day story. There’s no place else like this,” the president said.

“A couple of decades ago Australia had a mass shooting similar to Columbine or Newtown, and Australia just said, ‘Well, that’s it. We’re not doing — we’re not seeing that again,’ and basically imposed very severe, tough gun laws, and they haven’t had a mass shooting since. I mean, our levels of gun violence are off the charts. There’s no other advanced, developed country on earth that would put up with this,” Obama added.

On Tuesday, White House principal deputy press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters that “The president’s goal is to look for opportunities to act administratively, unilaterally using his executive authority to try to make our communities safer.” The administration says hurtles, however, have been the result of lawmakers who want little to nothing to do with the White House’s efforts.

“We’re always looking for those opportunities,” Earnest added. “But none of those opportunities when they present themselves is going to be an acceptable substitute for robust legislative action.”

“If public opinion does not demand change in Congress, it will not change,” Pres. Obama said during Tuesday’s question-and-answer session hosted by the website Tumblr. “We don’t have enough tools right now to make as big a dent as we need to.”

“The question I think really facing lawmakers right now is what common sense steps can Democrats and Republicans take to reduce the likelihood of gun violence,” added Earnest. “And there are some, and they have unfortunately been bottled up in Congress and that is a disappointment to the president. But that’s not going to stop the president from continuing to push for administrative steps that we can take to help reduce gun violence.”

I'll leave this here....