Where are we expecting change to come from?
That's Trump being the first sitting President to speak at the NRA Convention.
That's Trump being officially endorsed for President by the NRA.
The big problem is, regardless of whether your pro-guns or not (and I can sort of understand people thinking "I need a gun in my house to protect my family, as everyone else is going to have one", even if I don't agree with it), I am amazed that people are so partisan to own party, to own candidate or to one way of thinking, that they think it's fine for a certain group to have the President in the pocket and have such influence of him.
The UK isn't perfect by any means, but if Theresa May suddenly spoke at a Heinz convention, and was pictured being hugged by a big anthromorphic tin of baked beans and saying how much she loves baked beans and ate them as often as possible and actually all that coughing was because she was swigging the bean juice from an open can of baked beans positioned on her lecturn, but then suddenly when it turned out there was actually a fuckton of mercury in the baked beans supply and was poisoning loads of kids who had been eating baked beans, if she came back out and said: "Guys, it's not the baked beans that are the problem, and you should all just go out and eat some delicious baked beans", I think we'd probably all be a little supsicious about how our leader was making her decisions.
Baked beans.