Rapper Chuck D on Vegas Attack: NRA Is a ‘Terrorist Organization’
When asked if he had anything to say to people in Las Vegas, Public Enemy’s Chuck D said “the NRA is a terrorist organization.”
When asked if he had anything to say to people in Las Vegas, Public Enemy’s Chuck D said “the NRA is a terrorist organization.”
Late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel opened his program Monday with a ten-minute political rant about Sunday’s mass murder in Las Vegas, saying “now is the time for political debate” about gun control.
During MSNBC’s coverage of the Las Vegas shooting on Monday, Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) called for a ban on assault weapons that “have no purpose but to maim and kill” and are “weapons of war.” Blumenthal blamed the lack of
On Monday’s broadcast of NBC’s “Today,” Tom Brokaw argued that it’s impossible to have a conversation on what kind of firearms can be purchased because it becomes emotionally-charged between gun owners “who are protected by the NRA, and other people
Following the heinous attack that resulted in 400 injuries and 50 deaths at a Las Vegas concert venue, Hillary Clinton tweeted that she could not “imagine the deaths” that would have occurred if the gunman had used a “silencer.”
Hillary Clinton is calling for Americans “to stand up to the NRA” as a way of preventing another mass attack.
Legislation to fix the cumbersome patchwork of concealed carry laws in the U.S. has gained momentum with the addition of a 212th co-sponsor in the House of Representatives.
The New York Times declared the GOP-controlled Congress is “pathetic” for not passing California-style gun controls.
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama — One of the lessons from Tuesday night’s win for Roy Moore in the Alabama U.S. Senate special election primary runoff was that you cannot buy off Alabama voters. Although the final tally on spending on this election by
Following a weekend full of NFL players refusing to stand for our National Anthem, the NRA released an ad making clear they will not take a knee after so many American heroes “charged into battle through bombs and bullets.”
President Donald Trump admitted on Friday that the Republican primary race in Alabama between appointed Senator Luther Strange and his primary challenger Roy Moore would be “close.”
A tsunami of Republican Establishment funding and dark money political contributions is hitting Alabama in support of Luther Strange’s high-stakes contest against Roy Moore for the Senate seat once held by Jeff Sessions.
The NRA and the California Rifle and Pistol Association (CRPA) filed another suit in a series designed to cripple the gun controls ubiquitously known as “gunmageddon” in California.
When U.S. Virgin Islands Gov. Kenneth E. Mapp ordered the Virgin Islands National Guard into active duty pre-Hurricane Irma, he also authorized them to seize privately owned guns and ammunition. The NRA is making clear it is ready to go to court to stop the implementation of Mapp’s anti-Second Amendment order.
Digital Content Next is targeting the NRA, suggesting the group threatened journalists by talking about the left’s propensity for violence.
On Friday, California Democrats shelved their one rifle purchase per-month push on Friday, giving law-abiding Californians a reprieve.
The Los Angeles City Council voted 12-0 Tuesday to end the city’s ban on “ultra-compact” handguns.
The Los Angeles City Council will be voting Tuesday on whether to end its 16-year-old “ultra-compact” handgun ban.
A gun range ended its weekly ladies night after receiving a letter in which a man threatened legal action for discrimination.
The NRA is out to expose the violent tendencies of liberal elitists and to defeat those elitists in the public arena of ideas.
Professor Don Patrick Haider-Markel suggests the Charlottesville car attack provides Democrats an opportunity to run on gun control in 2018.
Conservatives groups launched a multimillion-dollar campaign on Monday to push the Senate to confirm President Donald Trump’s judicial nominees, helping break the gridlock in the Senate so the White House can fill more than 100 vacancies on the federal bench.
In 2013 Senator Jon Tester (D-Mont.) voted for a body of gun controls pushed by Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) and Montana Democrats are now employing a bait-and-switch tactic to get Tester re-elected in 2018.
Rolling Stone is celebrating the fact that it has been admittedly pro-gun control–and has been pushing gun control–for nearly 40 years.
Rocker Ted Nugent says the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is passing him by because of ties to the NRA and his support for the Second Amendment.
On Thursday Rep. Kathleen Rice (D-NY) tweeted that the NRA and NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch were “becoming national security threats.”
On Thursday the Washington state Supreme Court upheld Seattle’s tax on guns and ammunition despite the state’s Preemption Act.
True to the left’s habit of having one set of standards for itself and another set for the common man, participants in Friday’s Women’s March against the NRA and gun rights were surrounded by armed guards.
Black Lives Matter are suggesting the series of commercials comprising the NRA’s campaign for truth will incite “gun-toting racists.”
A Washington Post opinion piece claims the NRA hurts itself via its unwavering support for police and other law enforcement officials.
The Los Angeles Times has now joined the chorus of leftist voices criticizing a new advertisement by the National Rifle Association (NRA), accusing the NRA of antisemitism.
A PEW Research survey shows that NRA members are heavily Republican, steeped in gun safety, and nearly “unanimous” in the conviction that gun ownership is “essential” to freedom.
Women’s March is planning a march, claiming NRA’s fight for truth “appears to be a direct endorsement of violence against women.”
Gavin Newsom is blasting the NRA for pointing to the violence of the left and asks Americans to respond with “the clinched fist of truth.”
The NRA is under fire like never before; targeted by leftists in political office and the establishment media alike. Yet instead of cowering, the civil rights organization is making clear they have no intention of changing course or apologizing for “telling the truth.”
On July 1, 2017, campus carry for law-abiding students at public colleges and universities goes into effect in Kansas.
Only a few short months ago it appeared as though Second Amendment supporters like myself might soon be facing some very dark days.
Following news that the Alexandria baseball field attack was carried out by a committed leftist, NRATV tweeted a video of Wayne LaPierre saying the “violent left” will face “freedom in the hands of the American people” if they attempt to bring terror “to our communities, our neighborhoods, or into our homes.”
After snubbing the NRA’s offer to shoot with suppressors firsthand and learn how they really work, the Washington Post (WaPo) ran an editorial asking Congress to “turn a deaf ear” to the NRA’s claim that suppressors protect hearing.
On June 12 the New York Times editorial board claimed that President Trump is “helping terrorists” by refusing to talk gun control after London’s June 3 terrorist knife attacks.