protests easy guns deaths by district

Find out how many people near you have died from gun violence in 2015, where your congressional representatives stand on guns — and how much money they’ve received from the gun lobby.

Source: Gun deaths in your district: what have your elected representatives done? | US news | The Guardian

So I checked Florida (719 “gun deaths”) and saw that there were four congressional districts showing high concentrations of “gun deaths.”

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Florida District 24: Rep Frederica Wilson, Democrat. 70 “gun deaths”  NRA Rating (F), $0 in contributions.

Florida District 20: Rep. Alcee Hastings, Democrat, 40 “gun deaths” NRA Rating (F), $0 in contributions.

Florida District 14: Rep. Kathy Castor, Democrat, 40 “gun deaths” NRA Rating (F), $0 in contributions.

Florida District 5: Rep. Corrine Brown, Democrat, 91 “gun deaths” NRA Rating (F), $0 in contributions.

Out of 27 congressional districts in Florida, those four anti-gun Democrat-controlled districts carry 241 “gun deaths” or 33.5% of the State’s total. Those four districts have a total of 2,825,214 people or barely 14.2% of Florida’s 19,893,297 residents.

So unless you believe in the mythical NRA-CIA conspiracy where Black Trucks drive by at night, tossing AK 47s and Glocks on the street so any thug can pick one up and go shoot a school full of druidesses (The nuns are on vacation) and handicapped children, maybe the violence in general might be caused by other things and not the guns, specially in the Gunshine State.

 

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By Miguel.GFZ

Semi-retired like Vito Corleone before the heart attack. Consiglieri to J.Kb and AWA. I lived in a Gun Control Paradise: It sucked and got people killed. I do believe that Freedom scares the political elites.

8 thoughts on “The Guardian: Gun Deaths by Electoral District”
  1. My district which encompasses the democratic enclave of Detroit is rather telling… Democrats, F ratings, plays out rather plainly like your notes for Florida.

    1. You’re not wrong. My own district appears to be Colorado 5, with the 2nd highest number of “gun deaths” in the state. We have Doug Lamborn(who I personally voted for, I’m on his mailing list, and he’s done some good stuff.)

      The most “gun deaths?” Denver, which is downright tiny in comparison to District 5, has more than double the rate(the top bracket, with the uncapped maximum), and the only difference between District 1 and District 5 is Diane DeGetty, the Democrat woman with an F-rating who laughed at the rape victim back in 2013.

      Of the 4 “safest” districts in Minnesota, 3 have the only Republican representatives in the entire state.

  2. At BEST, their article shows that voting gun control and gun rights have absolutely NOTHING to do with actual “gun crimes.”

    I scrolled over both pro and anti rights districts with high crime.

    This is an excellent tool the anti rights people have handed us.

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