Two out of three Americans consider mass public assaults reflect problems identifying and treating people with mental health problems rather than inadequate gun control laws.

Only 23 % of Americans believe such attacks show the need for more gun control. These results are provided by the Washington Post-ABC News poll released on October 26, 2015.
The same poll found those wanting to protect gun rights edged out those asking for new laws. Two years ago, a poll showed that 52% majority prioritized new laws over gun rights.
Most mass shooters exhibited signs of mental illness, but Democrats and anti-gun liberals are preoccupied with only expanding background checks-or calling for the repeal of the Protection Of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act.
Source-Medindia