The bluer, the better :)

[discntnt_irny_srcsm]

Progress! It's what's for dinner.

[petronius]

1. I do like that, except for the lingering yellow-ness of my state

Shall-issue with a comprehensive training requirement (including handling skills, conflict avoidance/management, and legal issues) and no arbitrary or excessive financial barrier is my preference...

[discntnt_irny_srcsm]

2. ^^^ +1

[ileus]

3. Blue is the sign of true 2A progressives.

[discntnt_irny_srcsm]

4. What a progressive ideal.

[virginia mountainman]

5. Yep..

No doubt who is in this one for the long haul, and who is clearly winning...

[discntnt_irny_srcsm]

6. Kinda makes me feel good.

Brings a smile and a sense of relaxation that things are headed in the right direction.

[Eleanors38]

7. What the "activists" are loath to admit: Who has the organization...

I don't like all the positions, tactics and strategies of the pro-2A organizations, but they DO have the grassroots organization, a powerful internet/social media presence, and a WIDELY-BASED source of money to effect policy. The controller/banners must rely on some money-bag donors, a crumbling MSM presence, and elites highly-placed in some state & city bureaucracies to effect "change." And for some reason, they don't see the necessity (or possibility?) of countering the pro-2A organizations. Instead, they must wait on a mass-shooting incident to pump up the volume. And even then, they start out the conversation as they have for decades: Bans and more bans. Then wring their hands over whey they have failed again.

No wonder the strategy they wish to embark on now is to stigmatize millions of fellow Americans.