joins a number of cities requiring proof of vaccination to get into restaurants, gyms and concerts. only this time businesses must also verify vaccination with a photos i.d. like a driver s license, passport. republicans are crying not just over the mandate but because of photo i.d. is not required to vote in d.c. according to the d.c. board of elections, a utility bill or even bank statement will suffice. they will exempt it for voting but they just want to continue to control people s lives. it s really about government control versus freedom. it s happening in other blue cities, too. chicago, philadelphia, and l.a. also require photo i.d. to dine in but not to vote. democrats don t see an issue at all. talking about apples and oranges. voting is not a problem in our country. what delegate eleanor holmes
restaurants, gyms, and concerts but businesses my verify vaccination with the driver id. republicans are calling fouled not just over the mandate, but because of photo id is not required to vote in dc. according to the dc board of elections, a utility bill or even a bank statement will suffice. they ll accept it for voting but they just want to continue to control people s lives. it s really about government control versus freedom. it s happening in other blue cities to, chicago, philadelphia , and la also require photo id to dine in, bu not to vote. democrats don t see an issue at all. voting is not a problem in our country. what delegate is worried about though is consistency. dc s mandate does not include
new ad running in arizona and iowa that just hit the air waves yesterdays. giffords and kelly s group called americans for reasonable solutions paid for that ad and one group is trying to change the gun control debate by changing the language and culture around it. john vaughn told piers morgan the phrase gun safety should be used instead of gun control. culture is what makes things change and stick in america, so if you take gun control, which you brought up. control versus freedom. control is counterculture. it s not american. freedom is american. that is a bad, bad you know on twitter and stuff to the stuff they ve been running, it s that word that really enflames the gun rights lobbyists. what they agree on is gun responsibility. and gun safety. most nra members do believe
guns. welcome to you both. read about you in the new york times. a fascinating place to start this debate as far as you re concerned because you don t like using the phrase gun control. maybe that s the most inflammatory part of this debate, the word control. you prefer to use safety. tell me about evolve and what the purpose is. the purpose of evolve is to become an aspirational brand, something that lives above some of the chatter or if you can think about being more transformational. a lot going on out there is very important but it s incremental, and in order to change culture, we re reframing the conversation. you have to come at it from a different perspective. how are you going to change the way americans think about guns? well, i think if you go back to just being consistent with culture, culture is really what makes things change and stick in america. so if you take gun control, which you brought up, control versus freedom. control is counterculture. it s not ame
a lot going on out there is very important but it s incremental, and in order to change culture, we re reframing the conversation. you have to come at it from a different perspective. how are you going to change the way americans think about guns? well, i think if you go back to just being consistent with culture, culture is really what makes things change and stick in america. so if you take gun control, which you brought up, control versus freedom. control is counterculture. it s not american. freedom is american. that is a bad, bad, you know i know from twitter and stuff to the stuff we ve been running, it s that word that really inflames the gun rights lobbyists. but then you talk to gun owners and non-gun owners, what they agree on is responsibility. and gun safety. most of the nra members actually do believe strongly in gun safety. absolutely. now you can create something that s culturally consistent