How Congress has changed on the gun issue

Overall the piece is quite upset that those who believe people have a right to selfdefense have gotten more votes in Congress, but it did mention this one fact.

Referring to its rating system that scores members of Congress, the NRA added, “In the 111th Congress, there were 226 A-rated and 151 F-rated Representatives. The 112th Congress will contain 262 A-rated (+32) and 133 F-rated (-18) Members.There were pro-gun election upgrades in 27 House districts.” . . .