The list, prepared by the NRA’s Institute for Legislative Action includes 506 individuals, organizations, media outlets and corporations that “have lent monetary, grassroots or some other type of direct support to anti-gun organizations.”

Well, that should be very easy to verify whether or not it is accurate. Given that the article does not try to claim the list is not accurate, I have to assume it is. And thus, if the list is full of people of a particular religious background, I have to conclude that a number of people of that background are heavily anti-gun.

Over-representation of Jews on the NRA enemy list should not come as a great surprise, as Jewish activists have always been on the forefront of the battle for gun control. Had the list included politicians, it is likely that top Jewish elected officials, such as New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Senators Dianne Feinstein and Chuck Schumer would also make the list.

So, why was this article written in the first place, if you flat-out say that Jewish activists are heavily anti-gun?