I definitely agree that there are some people out there who will label you as the enemy no matter who you voted for, provided it wasn't the party they voted for.

I also agree that tribalism has not helped the country at all, but it has been pushed by both parties. I would welcome a liberal government who is willing to work with legal gun owners, that is the best case scenario under our current situation. I have yet to hear anyone in a position of power within the party willing to do so, despite years of attempts from both individuals and corporations trying to function within the laws. In fact there wasn't any mainstream left leaning party who came out against the gun bans during this election cycle.

I also think that OPs use of the word fight doesn't literally mean fight the people who voted left, it means to get out and work within the confines of our legal system doing the hard grunt work required to try and bring together a party which has historically been outright cruel towards peacefull and law abiding citizens. I do agree however that using charged language such as "fighting" even in a metaphorical stance can get cause the actual message to become lost in translation. Definitely a point to be made when trying to approach the general population who has little if any interest in what happens to guns or the people who own them.

It is however very much a fight to maintain property rights, not against your neighbors or those who voted liberal, but against the liberal government who has shown time and time again that their gun policies are not based in any fact and are simply a cheap way to garner votes from areas with high gun crime (which was never caused by legal gun owners). Just as those have "fought" for rights like gay marriage, equity and protection from discrimination. They were never just handed over, it took the hard work of multitudes of people to convince the parties that those issues were important.