Growing Public Support for Gun Rights

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Not sure why this is being brought up now anyway. It's a month old, and several sites have pointed out the poor wording. Even Pew acknowledges it.

But righties do tend to latch onto the headlines and jump to conclusions (like the "unarmed" cop in Paris) rather than do any digging into the facts of the matter (e.g., the "Maupin Experiment").

http://mediamatters.org/blog/2014/12/19/pew-admits-flaw-in-poll-being-used-to-attack-st/201960

Bold mine.

Carroll Doherty, PEW's director of political research, acknowledged the flaw. "Is it a perfect question? Probably not," he told Mother Jones. "This is in no way intended to say there's not support for background checks and some measures aimed at specific policies either [in Congress] or in the states. Mr. Webster is right to put it in context."

So the libtards are stating there is a flaw in the poll because it does not ask the very specific question regarding a new law libtards want to pass.

Is there a perfect question for a libtard? Only if the question results in the exact answer the libtards want.