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In a wide-ranging February 27 interview with the Daily Beast, television show host Jerry Springer opined that “there is no reason to have AR-15s and assault weapons.”

Google has removed search results for any product that contains the word “gun” in it, including water guns, toy guns, the band “Guns and Roses,” and even “burgundy” from its shopping section.

Rep. David N. Cicilline (D-RI) and numerous Democrat colleagues in the House are pushing an “assault weapons” ban that would prohibit “high capacity” magazines and 205 different firearms.

Gun sales in South Carolina are up “33 percent” in February 2018 compared to where they were in February 2017, according to local reports.

An Army veteran armed with an AR-15 and a handgun stood guard outside a nearby Fort Wayne, Indiana, high school Monday.

Rep. Brian Mast (R-FL) is asking President Trump to enact an immediate “temporary ban” on AR-15 sales while Congress weighs whether to ban the rifles altogether.

Former Atlanta Braves third baseman Chipper Jones says that Americans should not be allowed to own “assault rifles.”

Sen. Pat Roberts (R-KS) supports banning that “bump magazine” and raising the minimum purchase age for an AR-15 to 25.

Sen. Bill Nelson (D-FL) indicated that the he wants to ban over 200 different rifles in response to last week’s Florida school shooting.

Actor and social commentator Ben Stein criticized AR-15s as firearms that enable nerds to go into a gun shop and walk out feeling like Rambo.

A “White House source” informed Fox News that President Trump is open to raising the “minimum age for owning certain firearms.”

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that the top 10 leading of causes of death in the USA as heart disease, cancer, chronic lower respiratory diseases, accidents (unintentional injuries), stroke (cerebrovascular diseases), alzheimer’s disease, diabetes, influenza and pneumonia, nephritis, nephrotic syndrome, and nephrosis, intentional self-harm (suicide).

Ohio State Sens. Michael Skindell (D-23) and Charleta Tavares (D-15) are pushing a state-wide “assault weapons” ban for law-abiding Ohioans.

CNN’s Chris Cuomo, the anti-Trump pundit who hosts CNN’s failing morning show, spread fake news about a gun purchase and then melted down after he was called out for it.

Jason Cazes is unilaterally raising the age for long gun purchases at his store to 21-years-old and older.

As the federal “assault weapons” ban was about to expire in 2004, the Department of Justice’s National Institute of Justice (NIJ) reported that the ban could not be credited with any reduction in crime.

the Los Angeles Times claimed that there would be no mass shooters if a “mass-shooting gun” like the AR-15 was banned.

There is one gun law that might prevent mass shootings, but the left will not allow us to try it: namely, allowing teachers to carry guns.

Mayim Bialik is asking people to vote against candidates supported by the NRA and use “civil disobedience” to secure more gun control.

Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) removed pro-gun content from his website Sunday and asked if Americans would really lose anything if the government took away their AR-15s.

A Neosho, Missouri, baseball team for seven to nine-year-old players is raffling an AR-15 to raise money for the team.

LeBron James has not yet accepted Laura Ingraham’s invitation to debate the mixing of sports and politics. However, that doesn’t mean that LeBron has given up mixing sports and politics.

Sen. Bill Nelson says AR-15s are “not for hunting,” but ATF Associate Deputy Dir. Ronald Turk says ARs are “standard for hunting activities.”

Sen. Bill Nelson justified his call to reconsider the legality of AR-15s by suggesting that an “AR-15 is not for hunting, it’s for killing.”

On Saturday’s “MSNBC Live,” Rep. Francis Rooney (R-FL) stated that “some freedoms are going to have to be given up” to ensure unstable people don’t get weapons and that he will agree to act on gun control, but “not necessarily for normal people.”

A USA Today column presenting the AR-15 as the end-all be-all for mass shooters was politely disrupted by a gun store owner who told the paper that there are far more lethal weapons than the AR-15.

The day after the heinous attack on Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, law enforcement officials indicated that alleged gunman Nikolas Cruz purchased his rifle legally.

Gun controllers have so eagerly lined up to blame the NRA, the AR-15, and President Trump in the wake of the Florida school shooting that they overlooked the fact that we know very little about the one person who is to blame–the shooter himself.

While Senate Democrats push an “assault weapons” ban, they face resistance that rests on the fact that the AR-15 is “America’s rifle.”

On November 20 Winslow wrote a Washington Post op-ed to announce he had withdrawn his name from DoD consideration.

It has been five years since 20 school children were shot and killed at Sandy Hook Elementary and Democrats still oppose armed protection for school children.

The California Department of Justice is publishing new “assault weapons” regulations over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

Senate Democrats are pushing an “assault weapons” ban again and the greatest opposition to it comes from voters aged 18 to 34.

Senate Democrats can push more gun control but Libertarians are unlikely to comply with any new gun law that makes its way onto the books.

Today studio audience member Brianna Morello said Joe Biden approached her after the show and lectured her that the Second Amendment is limited.

During a November 13 appearance on NBC’s Today, former Vice President Joe Biden answered a question on Texas church attack hero Stephen Willeford by saying, “Well, first of all, the kind of gun being carried he shouldn’t be carrying.”