control.org states the NRA alone spent nearly twelve million dollars from 1991 to 1998 to strengthen their argument. It seems that money talks. But really a small interest group should not dictate what laws govern all of us. But what this really all comes down to is that guns need to be more closely regulated than they are now. A gun is a gun and it was meant to kill something, and today guns are used to kill more people than ever. This situation will only get worse before it gets better, but maybe that is what the bureaucrats need to know. They should take their blinders off, they need to see that people get murdered every day and it doesn't need to be like that. Some progress is being made though. As stated by Howard Fineman in the May 31st, 1999 issue of Newsweek more than 50 gun-control bills have been introduced in congress, although many of the propose
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