loophole." what is it? well, as it currently standings, the act ensure that anyone convicted -- not just accused but convicted -- as in, due process occurred here, convicted of misdemeanor-domestic violence would not be allowed to own or possess a gun. and for the last few years, senators have been trying to expand that prohibition to not just married partners but to those who live together or those who share a child but also those who are dating partners or stalkers and others covered by a protection order. but -- well, the nra didn't like it. they opposed a limitation on gun ownership in general, even in spite of the obvious truth that it made women and children more vulnerable to violence, more vulnerable to abuse, and more likely to be killed by their abuser, who would now have the means to kill. i saw this so many times as a prosecutor. look, we had domestic vie hence and the first thing we would ask, of course, is not to have a