Boom! Under Trump, minority voters start packing heat

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Guns are coming back in vogue. While sales have dipped a bit across the board, a new report shows that many minorities are beginning to exercise their right to keep and bear arms in Trump’s America.

It also reveals an interesting and emerging inverse relationship between gun ownership and American politics. It seems that members of the electorate are more likely to pack heat when they disagree with the party in power. The last eight years of Obama and the first two months of Trump bear this thesis out.

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