district, and, look, the country may be wanting more control, or some action to make guns safer, but it's different by district. in inner cities whether you're a democrat or republican gun control is much more popular. you get out in the more rural states, more rural areas and there are democrats who hold some of those seats, you know, 60% or more own guns, are strong second amendment rights advocates and don't want anybody to impinge on the right to bear arms. so you're going to see it district by district. i think almost beyond party, it's going to be more where is that member of congress situated, what kind of district he is in, not what party they are in. jon: national journal is out with a piece called the thrill is gone. here is one of the lines in it i wanted to get you to react to. it said even many republicans were swept up in the optimism