“I believe every American has Second Amendment rights. The ability to hunt is part of our culture. I have an NRA rating of an ‘A,’ but enough is enough.”  —Sen. Mark Warner, who represents the NRA’s home state of Virginia

The polls have shifted since the Sandy Hook Elementary shootings — 54 percent of respondents in a new ABC News/Washington Post poll favor stricter gun control laws, a five-year high; 59 percent back a ban on high-capacity ammunition clips — and several big names in “pro-gun” politics, most of them Democrats, have stepped forward to say they’re reconsidering. 

Here, 5 gun-rights advocates who changed their minds after Sandy Hook

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(Source: theweek.com)