As in, that's all they're going to be able to look for now. They've reduced themselves to admitting that over half the gun deaths they claim are suicides. Sebastian has a good article on what that means for the Brady Campaign.

So why are the anti-gun folks pushing this so hard?  Are they desperate?  Are they stupid?  I think the answer to the former is a little, and to the latter, no.  I couldn’t figure out why they might be latching on to an argument that’s clearly not going to get any traction in the sphere of public opinion.  But thinking about it last night, it occurred to me.  It’s likely a ploy to develop a new constituency for gun control.

Most of us have interacted with gun control advocates.  The vast majority of the people I’ve come across who have become activists in the issue have been relatives of victims of gun violence.  Hell, even The Brady Campaign’s namesake fits that profile.  So does Bryan Miller.  The gun control movement’s bread and butter is tragedy; it’s what makes anti-gunners, and it’s what keeps their organizations churning.

Can you imagine what their mail fliers look like?