The problem with this is that Republicans will just give the bill/law a different nickname to avoid using the one that makes them sound bad every time they oppose it: see Obamacare vs. Affordable Care Act.
It's really just about what markets well. Come up with a catchy name and that name will stick.
The Democrats didn't go far enough accepting the Obamacare name. Obama was all 'sounds good to me, yes, I care' or something along those lines when he was asked once, but the Democrats should have officially renamed the bill to Obamacare. Because there's people who support the ACA but are against Obamacare and don't realize they're the same thing. If they'd changed the name there would only be Obamacare and a few of those people, a very slim amount, might realize that the bill thats helping them is Obamacare.
Yeah that's always gonna happen unfortunately. In a way I don't even care about that, at least it got past. They can rable rable all they want as long as we're all better off in the long run.
trump did have the balls to use executive order in response to a mass shooting...
Pretty sure he's always been against guns tho, most rich people are. They've fucked over too many people to want someone to be able to kill them that easily.
Sure, it eventually got overturned, but it worked for almost a decade before the SC struck it down
Biden tried to do some, but the ones that actually mandated action never went into effect, and the rest was the usual "looking into" bullshit. You can buy a pistol brace right now, and "ghost guns" are still unserialized.
So (for completely selfish reasons) trump actually has a pretty good track record on gun control for the last 20 some years of American presidents.
Which almost everyone willing to vote for him would fucking hate if they weren't too dumb to notice.
I'm torn. This is a bad look, but when my Mom ran for council we had the list too because we wanted to collect the signs afterwards. They're most of the cost of a local election campaign.