The NRA and the GOP broke America.

How many dead children's voices do we need to hear?

This article starts with, or this op-ed starts with a quote from Justice John Paul Stevens dissenting

opinion in the District of Columbia versus Heller Supreme Court case.

The court would have us believe that over 200 years ago the framers made a choice to limit the tools available to elected officials wishing to regulate civilian uses of weapons and to authorize this court to use the common law process of case-by-case judicial

lawmaking to define the contours of acceptable gun control policy.

Absent compelling evidence that is nowhere to be found in the court's opinion,

I could not possibly conclude that the framers made such a choice.

Yesterday America experienced another horrific mass shooting this time at the

Super Bowl victory parade for the Kansas City Chiefs. The state's gun-loving

governor Mike Parsons apparently ran scared from the sight of the shooting, according to witnesses.

We are literally the only country in the world that is experiencing this magnitude of gun crisis.

Half of the guns and civilians hands in the entire world are here

in the United States. So it shouldn't surprise anybody that the leading cause of

childhood death in the U.S. is bullets.

That slaughter in Kansas City followed by a few hours the release of an AI generated

message from the grave sent to members of Congress in which now dead children murdered in the Parkland

Florida school shooting six years ago speak bluntly about the lack of action.

You can listen to the one from the victim, Joaquin Oliver here.

I'm Joaquin Oliver.

Six years ago, I was a senior at Parkland.

Many students and teachers were murdered on Valentine's Day that year by a person using an AR-15,

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