NEW YORK (PNN) - April 23, 2013 - Support for stricter gun control laws has fallen from 55% in early April to 49% now, according to a poll conducted by Princeton Survey Research for USA Today.
This represents an even bigger drop from the 61% that supported stricter gun control laws in February.
Moreover, the 49% who support more gun control are in a statistical dead heat with those who oppose it - since 45% are opposed to more gun control in a poll with a margin of error of +/- four percentage points.
This poll was conducted over a four-day time period, including April 18 and 19 - two days in which the Boston area was unconstitutionally placed on lockdown and while pig thug cops terrorized citizens in their alleged search for the bombing suspects.