El Paso Shooting

Rep. Tim Ryan (D-OH), who told MSNBC on Tuesday that Americans needed to “kill and confront” the so-called “MAGA Republicans,” blamed then-President Donald Trump’s rhetoric for inciting the mass shooting in El Paso, Texas, in 2019.

The Trump Administration deployed Attorney General Bill Barr to meet with Members of Congress and float a proposal that would significantly expand background checks for firearms purchases.

During the September 12, 2019, Democrat debate, presidential hopeful Julian Castro claimed the El Paso shooter was “inspired” by President Trump.

Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke used his opening comments at the September 12, 2019, Democrat debate to blame the El Paso shooting on President Donald Trump.

Data gathered by President Trump’s campaign shows he would suffer a loss of support during the 2020 election by supporting gun control.

Two El Paso shooting survivors are suing Walmart for negligence due to the alleged absence of armed security guards on the day of the attack.

President Trump said stronger background checks would not have stopped the mass public attacks our nation has witnessed over the past six or seven years.

The media realize it is generally absurd and divisive to blame Democrats for the crazed, murderous actions of a few disturbed individuals. But they believe it is beyond obvious that President Trump is somehow responsible for events like El Paso, or the Pittsburgh synagogue attack last year — even though the shooters disavowed Trump.

The New York Times suggests “stronger background checks” probably would not have prevented the August 3 and August 4, 2019, shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio.

In a financial form released Thursday, Internet infrastructure giant Cloudflare admitted that they faced “significant adverse feedback” from users and potential customers over their banning of anonymous online forum 8Chan and the white nationalist Daily Stormer.

House Democrats have issued a subpoena for the owner of the anonymous online forum 8chan to testify before Congress on how to mitigate online extremism on his platform.

Julián Castro targets President Trump in new Fox News ad and blames him for the mass shooting which occurred in El Paso, Texas.

Hispanics are reportedly flocking to concealed carry firearms classes in El Paso in order to be prepared to defend themselves should another August 3-like shooting occur.

Ivanka Trump is reportedly calling members of Congress to feel out various gun control proposals and to figure out what needs to be done in order to get them passed.

Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards pitched Universal Pictures to film movies in Louisiana, to which the motion picture studio filmed the controversial movie The Hunt, which reportedly featured liberal elites hunting and killing “deplorables” for sport.

With this article, the New York Times has proven that on top of wanting us replaced, it also wants to further dehumanize us and see us terrorized.

The Catholic archdiocese of Mexico City published an editorial Sunday denouncing xenophobia in the United States as the primary enemy to be defeated and the underlying cause of recent gun violence.

We canceled a whole movie in response to a couple of mass shooters who committed these mass shootings to prove they had the power to shake up the world. How does this not encourage the next shooter?

On Friday’s “PBS NewsHour,” New York Times columnist David Brooks said that when he saw President Trump smiling and giving a thumbs-up in a picture with a child orphaned by the El Paso shooting, he thought, “well, he’s a sociopath.” Brooks said, “Well,

ESPN has postponed the broadcast of a first-person shooter video game tournament out of respect to victims in last week’s mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton.

The U.S. Catholic bishops issued a statement Thursday calling all Americans to a “change in language and rhetoric,” insisting that hateful language “can become the motivation for some to commit acts of violence.”

Far-left comedienne and TBS late-night host Samantha Bee has compared “racist monster” President Donald Trump to the man allegedly behind the mass shooting in El Paso, Texas.

Thursday, Rep. Will Hurd (R-TX) commented on the El Paso shooting, saying everyone needs to recognize it as “white nationalist terrorism” because the shooter reportedly posted a manifesto online railing against immigrants. Hurd, who is not seeking reelection, advised his

NEW YORK — In recent days, major news media outlets and prominent Democratic Party politicians have wildly sought to connect President Trump’s rhetoric and policies to an unhinged manifesto attributed to the 21-year-old accused of murdering 22 people in cold blood and injuring dozens when he opened fire in a Walmart in El Paso.

What message does this $75 million in free media publicity send to the next lonely, nerd-boy monster who is desperate for notoriety, desperate to make CNN’s scoreboard?

According to the Trump hysterics, if a terrorist cites X as the reason for his attack, then: 1) that constitutes definitive proof that X is false; and 2) anyone who agrees with X is providing “material support” to terrorists.

Democrats hide their plan to take away our civil rights behind euphemisms such as “what Australia did” and “buyback program,” which sounds very pleasant, but is not.

While visiting Wednesday with El, Paso, TX, following the recent mass shooting, 2020 presidential candidate former Rep. Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke (D-TX) discussed his fiery tweet in response to President Donald Trump going after him on Twitter for his criticisms

“The El Paso shooter posted [the manifesto] on Instagram, not 8chan,” said 8chan’s owner Jim Watkins in a Tuesday-published video, following web infrastructure company Cloudflare’s blacklisting of his site. Watkins did not provide evidence to back up his assertion.

Joan Walsh is just following the malevolent example set by her malignant employer, the far-left CNN.

A victim of the El Paso shooting credited a U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer for saving his life. The officer, Donna Sifford, assisted the victim with immediate first aid and helped get him to a hospital before he succumbed to his wound.

Former vice president Joe Biden will accuse President Donald Trump of inspiring mass shootings, during remarks Biden is scheduled to deliver in Iowa on Wednesday afternoon.

The Catholic Archbishop of San Antonio Texas attacked President Trump by name in a barrage of Twitter posts Monday, accusing him of “racism” and “hatred” and of engaging in “fake prayer.”

MSNBC used a chyron on Tuesday evening that read “TRUMP-INSPIRED TERRORISM,” in quotation marks, during The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell.

The presidential campaign of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has responded to reports that the gunman who committed a mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio, supported Sanders by denying any responsibility — but suggesting that President Donald Trump bears responsibility for the mass shooting in El Paso, Texas, the day before.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr says he fears that at any moment someone cold walk into the gym where Team USA is practicing, and “start spraying us with an AR-15.”