Seattle Residents Voted for Gun Control. It's Not Working.

Since 2014, voters in Seattle have overwhelmingly voted for things like "universal background checks," increased taxes on guns and ammunition, and waiting periods for sales of semi-automatic rifles. As the Second Amendment Foundation's Alan Gottlieb tells Cam Edwards, however, the city's homicide rate is soaring, and the gun laws have only hampered law-abiding residents wanting to exercise their 2A rights.