After the El Paso and Dayton mass murders last week. Will Congress pass meaningful gun laws?

The Politically Incorrect Podcast

Jim Williams and Dan Maduri talk about the mass shooting attacks that took place in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio. There is pressure on the White House, the House and the Senate to do something about the rash of gun violence in this country.
The duo talk about what if anything that Congress, or the White House will do anything to curb the growing gun violence in the United States. There are many plans that the American people support like the ban on assault rifles, enhanced background checks, closing the loopholes at gun shows and Internet sales.
These common sense gun laws have support by both those who aren’t gun owners and those who all agree that the time has come to move forward on gun laws. But are state legislators both on a statewide and in Washington ready to make a bold move?
But year in and year out there seems no way that politicians on both sides of the political community statewide and in Washington who are willing to give up the gun lobby money. Until the money comes out
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