Gun control advocate David Hogg unleashed a tweetstorm Sunday over the #WalkAway movement and the untold number of Americans that are walking away from the Democrats as part of it.

David Hogg’s first tweet on the subject, sent at 11:30 am, said:

#WalkAway is Russian propaganda #WalkAway is Russian propaganda #WalkAway is Russian propaganda #WalkAway is Russian propaganda #WalkAway is Russian propaganda #WalkAway is Russian propaganda Remember this November we need to vote against @Russia https://t.co/okCKzzpzFG — David Hogg (@davidhogg111) July 22, 2018

His second tweet, sent at 11:46 am, took a turn toward gun control by stressing opposition to the NRA. It said:

November is the time for the American people to #WalkTogether into the polls not as Democrats or Republicans but as Americans in a war against Russian propaganda and fear spread by organizations like @NRA Use #WalkTogether to counter this propaganda. — David Hogg (@davidhogg111) July 22, 2018

Hogg’s third tweet on the subject said:

These Midterms could be the last election of our lifetime. VOTE — David Hogg (@davidhogg111) July 22, 2018

The problem for Hogg and all those who think like him is that gun control is not an important topic for the vast majority of American adults, and adults are the Americans who vote.

Gallup’s July survey shows that gun control dropped from being important to 13 percent of American adults in March to being important to two percent of American adults in July.

On the other hand, the NRA had approximately five million members when Donald Trump was elected in November 2016. They have approximately six million members now.

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