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Pam Key at Breitbart reported that on Friday’s Deadline: White House, MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace colorfully insulted the gun-rights crowd as “swathed in frothy delusion that someone is coming to take their guns.” She was discussing the National Rifle Association convention in Houston, with NBC reporter Shaquille Brewster, who was standing outside the venue near anti-NRA

Progressives take aim at Democratic leadership over support for centrist candidates House leaders’ support for Henry Cuellar over Jessica Cisneros in Texas elections has left progressives seething Texas officials have still not declared a winner in the state’s 28th congressional district, where incumbent Democratic congressman Henry Cuellar currently leads progressive lawyer Jessica Cisneros by 175

Palm Beach Post Gun violence good for business and Congress As long as we allow the NRA and gun lobby to finance members of Congress, we will never see the end to angels and heroes being slaughtered. These people in Congress who are supposed to safeguard us from terror care more about their pocketbooks than

Mementos decorate a makeshift memorial for the shooting victims outside Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, on May 28, 2022. – Director of the Texas Department of Public Safety Steven C. McCraw said May 27 that in “hindsight” it was the wrong decision for police not to immediately breach the Uvalde classroom where a gunman

Texas shooting: Donald Trump rejects call for tightening gun control Written by Pratyush Deep Kotoky May 28, 2022, 12:47 pm 2 min read Trump said decent Americans should be allowed the firearms they need to defend themselves against ‘evil.’ Former United States (US) President Donald Trump on Friday rejected calls for the stringent gun control

Democrat Sen. Chris Murphy says he’s ‘in touch’ with Republicans for ‘serious’ talks on gun reform after Uvalde school shooting: Ex-Sandy Hook lawmaker reached out to GOP Sen. Rick Scott about how he handled Parkland massacre as Florida governor The Connecticut lawmaker said a gun control and school security proposal could come to the Senate

“We will,” Biden replied, adding a thumbs-up, on a harrowing day in which he and first lady Jill Biden paid respects to 19 children and two teachers killed last week in a barbaric attack that revived the nation’s perennially futile debate over guns. But Biden’s chances of doing “something” seem slim given the limited scope

Monday briefing: The protesters who want to intensify the US gun debate In today’s newsletter: the gun control activists giving up on civility as they take on the American gun lobby Good morning. For the last three days, the National Rifle Association has been holding a macabre sort of pageant: a convention in celebration of

Perceptions, By Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary A “good guy with a gun.” Can you believe that’s the absurd – obscene even – solution many Americans offer for the gun mayhem engulfing the “land of the free and home of the brave” as their jingoistic national anthem so stridently proclaims. I guess that’s why a patriotic

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. White House leans toward $10,000 in student debt forgiveness 01:23 The growing conspiracy bloc of the GOP is poised to seize even more power 07:42 Red states are unprepared for a post-Roe v. Wade baby boom 04:25 Rep. Mondaire Jones

NRA Executive Vice President and CEO Wayne LaPierre. JIM WATSON/AFP via Getty Images NRA leader Wayne LaPierre survived a confidence vote on Saturday.  The NRA board is set to vote on Monday over whether to renew LaPierre’s status as the executive vice president. The annual NRA convention forged ahead over the weekend in Houston following

CNN’s Jim Acosta confronted a National Rifle Association board member over a spate of horrific recent mass shootings and the group’s resistance to allowing legislative change that could prevent them. “For years, your group has blocked new gun safety laws and pushed for the most relaxed rules on firearms,” Acosta opened the interview with Kansas

White House officials and Senate Republicans declined invitations to appear on Sunday news shows, coming days after the devastating shooting at a Texas elementary school left 19 children and two teachers dead. On Sunday’s broadcast of “Face the Nation,” CBS’s Margaret Brennan said: “The White House did decline our invitation for a member of the

HOUSTON — The National Rifle Association annual meeting over the holiday weekend drew a smaller than expected crowd, according to attendees and exhibitors, adding to the sense that the preeminent gun lobby was on the ropes. Some speculated that the horrific school massacre in Uvalde, Texas, just days before the convention and the ensuing cascade