For the National Rifle Association, the year since the Parkland shooting has led to a changing — and less favorable — political landscape.
Democrats control the House of Representatives, public opinion polling shows a majority of Americans support expanded background checks, and the NRA’s political spending is down.
And for the first time ever, a growing and better-funded movement now exists to counter the gun rights group.
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