Mass murder permeates the lives of our schoolchildren, young adults, workforce, & families. Legislators are unwilling or unable to implement effective solutions to protect us. If all state/federal legislators took a single coordinated day to concentrate on effective solutions, we could address this burning problem. Each legislator 1: could ignore the problem (indicating a lack of interest or his/her problem-solving ability is insufficient to meet our needs), or 2: find proposed/implemented legislation elsewhere and agree to introduce or co-sponsor that or similar legislation, or 3: propose new legislation designed to reduce the potential for mass murder. The citizenry would then be in an excellent position to evaluate its legislators and the country could unite behind solutions.
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