In this Wednesday, March 20, 2013, file photo, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz speaks at the company's annual shareholders meeting,in Seattle.
Komo News
Starbucks chief executive Howard Schultz has made it clear he doesn't want customers bringing guns into his coffee shops. Now a new poll reveals Americans agree with him by a two to one margin.
Quinnipiac University in Connecticut found 66% of registered voters say the Seattle-based coffee chain's no-gun request is a good idea. Twenty-three percent call it a bad idea.
Quinnipiac polls are known for their thoroughness, with results regularly featured in the New York Times.
This one makes me laugh at the gun-rights fanatics who, like children whistling in the dark, keep telling us most people agree with them.
