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People that want guns will find and get guns...

There are enough gun control laws on the books...lets try do a better job enforcing them before adding new laws...

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False choice, why can't we do both? There was a time when we fought a war, did civil rights and went to the moon...all at the same time.

Despite DUI laws, people still climb behind the wheel impaired.

Do we argue to do away with those laws, or enforce them less strictly?

The arguments about gun laws are examples of allowing the perfect to be the enemy of the good.

As long as there are background check loopholes for gun shows and for those on the terrorist watch list, there aren't enough GOOD laws.

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Some findings from the poll results, provided exclusively to The Huffington Post:

-- 90 percent of Americans and 90 percent of gun owners support fixing gaps in government databases that are meant to prevent the mentally ill, drug abusers and others from buying guns.

-- 91 percent of Americans and 93 percent of gun owners support requiring federal agencies to share information about suspected dangerous persons or terrorists to prevent them from buying guns.

-- 89 percent of Americans and 89 percent of gun owners support full funding of the law a unanimous Congress passed and President George W. Bush signed after the Virginia Tech shootings to put more records in the background-check database.

-- 86 percent of Americans and 81 percent of gun owners support requiring all gun buyers to pass a background check, no matter where they buy the gun and no matter who they buy it from.

-- 89 percent of Americans and 85 percent of gun owners support a law to require background checks for all guns sold at gun shows.

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