It's kind of funny - when the shooting occurred in Orlando, people were posting on this forum that Trump just won that state. Trump took the anti-Muslim stance, Hillary took the stricter gun control regulations stance, you know, the one that the majority of Americans favor, but hasn't happened because NRA? I don't think Florida hurt Hillary - I think it hurt Trump, and now he's reacting to it to try to regain lost ground.
All it took was simple thinking for the public - "wait. So this guy's family emigrated to the United States while Saint Reagan was in office?" "So, these terrorists were born in the United States - they're not guys who came over here?"
Sept 11, 2001, the World Trade Center was demolished. The Pentagon was attacked. Thousands of people lost their lives. If in 2002, you rubbed a crystal ball and said, "I see an average of 7.2 people a year dying at the hands of terrorists carrying out their terrorism in the name of a Middle East organization over the next 15 years" You'd have been laughed at for being so optimistic. Yet, the number is 7.2 When you realize that's how insignificant the problem really is, listen to Trump's rhetoric, look what Hillary's asking for, realize that a majority of Americans support increased regulations of firearms, particularly in regard to background checks... Trump chose his side wrong and is backpedaling.