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Support For Gun Control Dropped After Parkland Shooting And Continues To Decline, Study Finds

Emily Zanotti
Support For Gun Control Dropped After Parkland Shooting And Continues To Decline, Study Finds
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President Joe Biden is expected to urge Congress, in his speech to a joint session Wednesday, to pass comprehensive gun control legislation, including “a ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines,” according to USA Today.

Support for comprehensive gun control, according to a new study, has been declining since 2018 after reaching a peak following the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida — and it hit a new low just this week.

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