Progress on abortion rights and gun safety must come in the states - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : Then Chris Cox, at the time the NRA's top lobbyist, paid a White House call on Trump and Vice President Mike Pence and declared via tweet that Trump and Pence "support the Second Amendment, support strong due process and don't want gun control."
45% : That tally includes four states that went for Trump: Arizona, Nevada, Missouri, and Montana.
45% : At first it looked as though Trump had been moved to take significant action on gun safety.
44% : "This time around, there's no doubt where Trump is.
38% : Through his appointment of three conservative US Supreme Court justices, Trump delivered on his promise to overturn Roe v. Wade rights, clearing the way for Republicans to impose or reinstate strict restrictions or total bans in states where they hold political sway.
37% : Indeed, speaking at an NRA-sponsored event in Pennsylvania earlier this year, Trump boasted about his inaction on firearms.

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