A lot of misinformation about this issue has prevented a solution. What's needed is a comprehensive legal, political, educational and public relations approach. This might be the key.
Otis McDonald fought the City of Chicago all the way to the Supreme Court and won the right to keep a handgun in his home. In other words, he established the right of an individual to conceal a handgun in a gun-free zone. This landmark decision has arguably transformed the concept of gun-free zones from a public policy issue to a civil rights issue. It's the foundation of a strategy to break through the gridlock:
https://www.defensivecarry.com/foru...n/466426-how-solve-mass-shooting-problem.html
I believe Otis McDonald deserves a posthumous Presidential Medal of Freedom. There would be no better time for the award ceremony than during the nationally televised address described in step five. If his victory were to be cited as the key to solving the mass shooting problem, it would be a game changer. The expressions on the faces in the mainstream media would be like nothing we've seen since the 2016 election.
Otis McDonald fought the City of Chicago all the way to the Supreme Court and won the right to keep a handgun in his home. In other words, he established the right of an individual to conceal a handgun in a gun-free zone. This landmark decision has arguably transformed the concept of gun-free zones from a public policy issue to a civil rights issue. It's the foundation of a strategy to break through the gridlock:
https://www.defensivecarry.com/foru...n/466426-how-solve-mass-shooting-problem.html
I believe Otis McDonald deserves a posthumous Presidential Medal of Freedom. There would be no better time for the award ceremony than during the nationally televised address described in step five. If his victory were to be cited as the key to solving the mass shooting problem, it would be a game changer. The expressions on the faces in the mainstream media would be like nothing we've seen since the 2016 election.