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Montana state auditor Matt Rosendale told Breitbart News in an exclusive statement that given Sen. Jon Tester’s falling polling numbers, “Montanans are ready for a change.”

Montana state auditor Matt Rosendale and Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) are in a virtual tie, according to a National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) poll released on Thursday.

Actor Tom Selleck resigned the NRA board of directors Wednesday but will remain a member of the organization. 

Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) has campaigned as an advocate of hunting despite the fact that he has not had a hunting license in six years—the last time he was up for re-election.

An angel dad is adamant that lawmakers must purse border security, rather than gun control, if citizens are to be protected.

West Virginia Attorney General and Republican Senate candidate Patrick Morrisey mocked Sen. Joe Manchin’s (D-WV) D rating from the NRA.

Documentary filmmaker Michael Moore is back, this time with a movie titled Fahrenheit 11/9 that will tie Adolf Hitler’s rise to power to President Donald Trump’s election.

The Washington Supreme Court ruled against the NRA and Second Amendment Foundation Friday, putting gun control initiative I-1639 back on the ballot for November.

A California Senate committee and an Assembly committee passed a total of seven new gun control bills during the past week.

Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) is urging gun controllers to flock to the polls in November and defeat the NRA.

A Thurston County Superior Court judge sided with the NRA and Second Amendment Foundation against a gun control ballot initiative in the state of Washington.

Cuomo’s ongoing crusade against the National Rifle Association presents a textbook example of how a governor can employ the regulatory tools at his disposal, to punish an otherwise lawful organization against which he harbors deep animosity.

Wisconsin state Sen. Leah Vukmir won the state’s Senate GOP primary in a significant victory for the Republican establishment on Tuesday. 

Former Education Secretary Arne Duncan said Americans value their children less than other developed nations, offering his remarks during a Monday interview with C-SPAN’s Pedro Echevarria.

The National Rifle Association on Tuesday took the next step in its nationwide campaign to confirm Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, highlighting the stakes for the Second Amendment and 100 million American gun owners.

A history teacher in California’s Lodi Unified School District sent one student to the principal’s office and lectured another one on the evils of guns, all because the two wearing an NRA t-shirt.

Facebook is asking banks to share customer’s financial information in a climate where corporate America is blacklisting gun manufacturers and businesses or groups that support the Second Amendment.

A gun control activist who took part in Saturday’s “March on NRA” called for a total ban on firearms and laughed at the fact that some people thinks it is okay to shoot home intruders.

Monday on CNN’s “New Day,” Governor Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) said the National Rifle Association (NRA) was an “extremist group,” that has “carnage in this nation.” Cuomo said, “I have been a long time opponent of the NRA. I plead guilty.

Gun control activists who took part in Satuday’s “March on NRA” uttered numerous profundities such as their desire to ban “fully semiautomatic guns” and their belief that it is “ammunition that makes a semiautomatic [an] automatic.”

Parkland gun control activists David Hogg and Emily Gonzalez joined with the National Organization for Change to “March on NRA” Saturday.

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr mocked the National Rifle Association (NRA) Friday in the wake of news about the Second Amendment group’s financial troubles.

In documents filed in NRA v. Andrew  Cuomo, Maria T. Vullo, and The New York State Department of Financial Services the NRA warns of the possibility that it could face financial ruin because of Gov. Cuomo’s (D) “blacklisting campaign.” 

Hollywood stars were triggered by the looming midterm elections, President Trump (of course), and the online return of 3D-printed guns.

President Donald Trump said he was looking into the issue of selling guns manufactured by 3-D printers, appearing critical of the idea.

Marine veteran and businessman Kevin Nicholson outperforms Wisconsin State Sen. Leah Vukmir against Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-WI), according to a new poll released on Monday.

Parkland high school gun controllers and the National Organization for Change are holding a ‘National March on the NRA’ August 4 in Fairfax, Virginia. 

Kevin Nicholson now leads in the Wisconsin GOP primary against Leah Vukmir, according to a new poll released on Thursday.

While being interviewed by the Rolling Stone country must star Eric Church ripped the NRA in a fake news rant about the Las Vegas massacre.

Facebook admits it blocked Florida State Rep. Matt Caldwell’s (R-79) pro-Second Amendment ad, issued an apology amid backlash, and allowed the ad to run.

Gun control advocate David Hogg unleashed a tweetstorm Sunday over the #WalkAway movement and the untold number of Americans that are walking away from the Democrats as part of it.

The National Rifle Association of America (NRA) has launched a massive ad buy on television for “The Deciding Vote,” a commercial supporting Judge Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court, reminding millions of American gun owners that the fate of the Second Amendment could turn on whether the Senate confirms Kavanaugh to the nation’s highest court.

Just weeks after the UK’s i News published James Comey’s call for more gun control in America, the former FBI director is using Twitter to urge Americans to vote Democrat in November.

Maria Butina, a 29-year-old Russian woman, was arrested Sunday and charged with being part of conspiracy to act as a foreign agent without registering with the Justice Department (DOJ).

Former NRA president and current NRA lobbyist Marion Hammer filed state and federal lawsuits alleging five male gun control supporters have targeted her with “hate and vitriol.”

The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) praised President Trump’s nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court and called on the Senate to quickly confirm him.