corporate gun control

Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry (R) sent a letter to JP Morgan Chase letting the company know it will not be an eligible state infrastructure underwriter unless it pledges to avoid polices that restrict or discriminate against Second Amendment rights. 

Dick’s Sporting Goods CEO Ed Stack told CBS News that his company destroyed $5 million worth of “assault-style rifles” to keep them out of private hands

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) responded to 145 companies pushing for more gun laws by suggesting corporate gun control is “social signaling at the country club.”

Business software maker Salesforce is telling gun retailers they must stop selling AR-15s if they want to continue using the company’s business applications.

National Center for Public Policy Research’s Justin Danhof claims Citigroup is doubling down on their anti-Second Amendment regulations.

Dick’s Sporting Goods CEO Ed Stack is a member of Everytown Business Leaders for Gun Safety, part of Michael Bloomberg’s Everytown for Gun Safety.

Dick’s Sporting Goods CEO Ed Stack is okay with his company’s loss of $150 million because he believes the stance for gun control was worth it. 

With sales falling after the implementation of corporate gun control Dick’s Sporting Goods may have to close 35 stores across 18 states. 

Rush Limbaugh noted that Dick’s Sporting Goods believed the establishment media, banned guns, and now the “bottom’s falling out” for the retailer.

Dick’s Sporting Goods saw sales slip during the past three months as a result of the corporate gun control the company adopted in February.

Wells Fargo bucked corporate gun control by issuing $40 million in credit to Sturm, Ruger, & Co.

Levi Strauss is partnering with Michael Bloomberg-funded Everytown for Gun Safety to represent gun control business leaders.

Dicks Sporting Goods waved the white flag and will finish the race by removing “hunt products” from certain stores.