Month: March 2023

Tennessee Rep. Tim Burchett is the most honest Republican in Congress when it comes to school shootings. When asked what should be done to protect children from future mass killings, he doesn’t run with the GQP’s BS talking points of locking side doors or adding more guns to schools. He just blurts what all the

On Thursday, the House Emerging Issues Committee voted 10-4 to approve House Bill 282, to ensure law-abiding citizens may carry firearms for self-defense on public transit. The bill is now eligible for consideration on the House floor. Please contact your state representative and ask them to SUPPORT HB 282. House Bill 282 removes the prohibition on law-abiding

Melissa Sue Gerrits/Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — While the nation’s latest mass shooting at a private school in Nashville, Tennessee, seems sadly all too familiar — so, too, are the now routine responses from congressional lawmakers of both parties. Despite shock over more schoolchildren being gunned down by a mass shooter, politicians in Washington quickly returned to

By Eric Bradner, CNN As Nashville police left a news conference Monday, Ashbey Beasley unexpectedly moved in front of the still-live microphones and television cameras. Beasley then told her story: She and her son survived the Fourth of July parade mass shooting in her hometown of Highland Park, Illinois, last year, in which a gunman

TOPEKA — Democratic Sen. Dinah Sykes proposed supplementing resources for firearm safety instruction in Kansas public schools beyond National Rifle Association and Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks programs for students in kindergarten through high school. Sykes, who previously denounced a bill giving rise to the NRA firearm initiative in Kansas, offered an amendment Tuesday

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Parents with their children joined a steady stream of mourners in front of a makeshift memorial to the victims of the massacre at the Covenant School in Nashville as the sun set Tuesday, many of them in tears. “It’s just unimaginable to think that these beautiful kids are not going to come home again,” Lisbeth

Today, March 28, the Senate voted 30-19 to override Governor Cooper’s veto of Senate Bill 41, a bill that recognizes law-abiding citizens’ right to self-defense while attending a church with a school attached and also repeals the redundant permit-to-purchase system. The veto override will now advance to the House, and would not be possible without the bipartisan support SB

Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner said, in passing, that when he was trying cases in Washington, D.C., involving the mafia, he witnessed less security at the courthouse than he did in Fulton County, Georgia and in New York. MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace argued that the actions in New York are coming as a result of

Once again, our nation came together to mourn another tragic and senseless shooting at a school that left three children and three adults dead. The shooting occurred in Nashville at the Covenant School. The tragedy then gave way to a predictable cycle: shock, outrage, and fury at how a country could allow this to keep

One day after the deadly school shooting at Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee by a hate-filled transgender activist, MSNBC’s racist ReidOut host, Joy Reid dedicated part of her one-on-one sitdown with recently ousted Democrat House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to what amounted to a strategy session on how to take away the Second Amendment rights of

Joy Behar called for total gun confiscation and suggested on Tuesday that Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) was ignoring gun violence so that she could secure donations from gun rights groups like the National Rifle Association (NRA). Behar joined her co-hosts on ABC’s midday talk show “The View” to discuss the tragic school shooting in Nashville

Topline Senate Chaplain Barry Black called on lawmakers to “move beyond thoughts and prayers,” a day after Monday’s school shooting in Nashville, as Republicans once again rebuff Democrats’ pleas for stricter gun controls in the wake of the 129th mass shooting in the U.S. this year. Key Facts During his opening prayer before the Senate