Write a paper “analyzing a survey issued by the National Rifle Association” and answer the following question.

1. Do you agree that the Second Amendment to our United States Constitution guarantees your individual right to own a gun and that the Second Amendment is just as important as your other Constitutional rights?

2. Should the federal government have the power to tell you how many firearms you’re allowed to purchase or own?

placing the federal government first in the sentence, it is placing emphasis on their importance.

3. Should the federal government have the power to ban you from purchasing a handgun?

4. Do you support a national gun registration system allowing Federal government officials to keep track of all your firearm purchases?

5. Do you oppose the United Nations gun ban treaty that would give international bureaucrats the power to dictate firearms policy here in the United States?

6. Should the United States Senate deny confirmation to any U.S. Supreme Court nominee who refuses to affirm that the Second Amendment protects a fundamental, individual right?

7. In your view, should law-abiding citizens like you be allowed to sell or give your firearms to family members without being under the thumb of the federal government?

8. Do you think the federal government should ban standard-capacity magazines that hold more than ten rounds of ammunition?

9. Do you think the federal government should once again impose a ban on semi-auto firearms?

10. Would you vote to reelect a member of the U.S. House or Senate who supports the Obama gun-ban agenda?

11. Will you authorize the NRA to use your survey answers to fight for your fundamental rights at the Federal level and in your state legislature?

12: Will you fight for your freedom by joining the NRA today?

This survey question to be analyzed for the following:

• Biased Questions

• Confusing Words

• Double-Barreled Questions

• Double Negatives

• Ordering Issues

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