He's seen the polling numbers, such as last month's CBS News poll which found that 73 percent of women versus 56 percent of men want stricter handgun laws. He's also sensitive to the public relations push on both sides of this issue. Handgun Control, Inc., the nation's most powerful gun control lobby, points to American Medical Association figures that show gunshot wounds are the single most common cause of death for women in the home. They account for 42 percent of women's suicides and 46 percent of homicides. There is a counter-demonstration in the works on Mother's Day.
Mamas look like.
If I had a Harley and a six pack, I might go down to the Mall that day just to have a look-see for myself.