A recent CNSNews.com article reported on an April Gallup poll, which found that only four percent of Americans think guns and gun control are an important problem facing the country. Despite the Obama administration's all-out efforts to enact new and more restrictive gun control legislation, the poll showed that Americans are far more concerned about the economy, unemployment and the federal debt.
According to Gallup, "Few Americans mention guns or immigration as the most important problems facing the nation today, despite the current attention lawmakers in Washington are giving to these issues. The economy still dominates as the top concern, followed by jobs and dissatisfaction with the general way in which Congress and the government work."
Gallup Poll Shows Only 4% of Americans Think Gun Control is an Important Problem
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