“We need a leader who will repeal Red Flag funding and dismantle the NICS system, not expand it. John Cornyn is not just the wrong choice; he’s the worst choice.”
Harris opposed one of the Supreme Court’s most popular decisions that polled at a 70% approval rating: the NYSRPA v Bruen decision that firmly protects the individual right to carry firearms.
Things started out badly for Democrats last night and then snowballed from there. Early returns from key districts in Florida and other eastern time zone states looked…worrisome.
There are also important measures on plenty of state ballots this year, from Florida’s Amendment 2 that would enshrine the right of Floridians to hunt and fish within their state to a pair of hotly-contested initiatives in Colorado.
If there is one day in your life where you make a plan to vote and to bring your friends and relatives to the polls to vote too, make that day today. Don’t Risk Your Rights – #GUNOVTE!
Many believe that as a head coach in Colorado, whose opinions about gun culture are quite divided, Sanders is promoting guns. He, however, insists that his approach continues to encompass practical needs and does not promote a certain type of gun culture.
The October 2024 NSSF-adjusted National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) figure of 1,302.857 is a decrease of 5.0 percent compared to the October 2023 NSSF-adjusted NICS figure of 1,370,719.
In addition to the President, thirty-four Senate seats will be decided along with all 435 House seats. So whatever you have to do between now and Tuesday, it probably isn’t nearly as important is voting. Get out there and get it done.
Gun ownership in the United States is widespread and cuts across all sorts of cultural divides including race, class and political ideology. Like all mass experiences in American life, owning a gun can mean very different things to different people.
