Poll: Majorities Of Both Parties Favor Increased Gun Restrictions
DAVID GREENE
DAVID GREENE  HOST:
 GREENE : Oh  interesting. So it really is different lenses.
 GREENE : So is public opinion turning in some significant way  if there a way to measure this broadly? I mean  I remember the mass shooting of children at Sandy Hook Elementary School - a lot of people thought  this is going to change the game  result in stricter gun measures  bring a lot of the country together. We didn't see a lot of new  stricter gun measures.
 GREENE : So are things changing?
 GREENE : So these fundamental divisions are - I mean  are helpful in explaining why the debate over gun controls has remained so static.
 GREENE : All right? Talking through a new NPR/Ipsos poll on guns in America with NPR political reporter Danielle Kurtzleben. Danielle  thanks.
[TGT]  HOST:
"[TGT] : Oh  interesting. So it really is different lenses.
 [TGT] : So is public opinion turning in some significant way  if there a way to measure this broadly? I mean  I remember the mass shooting of children at Sandy Hook Elementary School - a lot of people thought  this is going to change the game  result in stricter gun measures  bring a lot of the country together. We didn't see a lot of new  stricter gun measures.
 [TGT] : So are things changing?
 [TGT] : So these fundamental divisions are - I mean  are helpful in explaining why the debate over gun controls has remained so static.
 [TGT] : All right? Talking through a new NPR/Ipsos poll on guns in America with NPR political reporter Danielle Kurtzleben. Danielle  thanks."