Twice accused of threatening to blow a woman’s head off, Georgia Senate GOP nominee Herschel Walker dodged a question asking if he believes there should be new gun laws in the wake of the Texas shooting by saying, “What I like to do is see it and everything and stuff.”
President Biden will announce new rules cracking down on ghost guns and two executive actions on gun violence.
Sarah Palin sounded the alarm on Twitter when she wrote: “Here They Come: Dems Planning ‘Aggressive’ Gun Control Push When They Take Over House” Here They Come: Dems Planning 'Aggressive' Gun Control Push When They Take Over House https://t.co/ezbWNP6KAN — Sarah (@SarahPalinUSA) November 13, 2018 Of course, Palin thinks it is a bad thing for…
So far this year the National Rifle Association (NRA ) has spent just $11 million on midterm races, less than half of the amount of money it spent on the midterms in 2014. The National Rifle Association, long seen as a kingmaker in Republican politics, is taking a lower profile in this year's midterm campaign….
Grassley was the lead sponsor of legislation that made it harder to add the names of mentally ill individuals to the FBI database.
“Lawmakers got to change the way they do things. The same old same old just ain’t working. … We need less guns in America, not more guns in America.”
It’s no surprise that Trump doesn’t want to release a photograph of him making it more likely, not less, for more tragedies like Parkland to happen in the future.
To GOP politicians: When you repeatedly shed crocodile tears over mass shootings, then follow it up by refusing to do anything to prevent the next one, nobody hears you anymore.
A satisfied gun lobby that keeps raking in the dough means GOP campaign coffers remain full going into next year’s midterm elections. Apparently, everything else is irrelevant.
Republicans may continue to live in their NRA-funded bubbles, but it’s clear the American people – Democrats, Independents and Republicans – are still hungry for tougher gun laws.
With gun shows nearly every weekend in Las Vegas, the city is a living and breathing example of America’s longstanding problem with firearm-related violence.
While partisans on both sides of the aisle have been using the opportunity to point fingers and blame their political opponents for today’s shooting, Clinton’s message struck exactly the right tone at exactly the right time.
A Florida Republican believes the prosecutor should have to prove why the victim of a stand-your-ground shooting didn’t deserve to be shot.
The rule would have applied to 75,000 people who were deemed mentally unfit to purchase a firearm.
Declining to pass a bill to even stop terrorists from legally buying guns in this country, House Republicans ran for their summer recess while telling reporters that their flight was “leadership.”
Gun nuts make the same arguments following deadly mass shootings – all of them high on emotion and short on truth.
The NRA’s Wayne LaPierre was in favor of universal background checks and closing all loopholes — way back in 1999.
“Like many of you, I was so overcome, how to turn grief, confusion into purpose and action. But that’s what we have to do.”
Republicans in the state’s legislature are proposing an official state religion by exempting North Carolina from following the Constitution’s separation of church and state.
After the killing of Trayvon Martin will we realize that after having success against Komen and Rush, we can stand up and take on the NRA?