The Atlantic·6 min read·medium
The Gun Lobby’s Most Cynical Move Yet
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Sari Horwitz
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The author examines the political spending patterns of pro-gun groups following major school shootings, arguing that these organizations often use cynical strategies to maintain influence. The piece draws on the author's long-term experience covering mass shootings to highlight the disconnect between public tragedy and legislative action.
Why it matters
It provides a critical look at the intersection of lobbying, political finance, and gun control policy in the United States.
New data show how pro-gun groups target their political spending after fatal school shootings.
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