A newly released campaign ad from billionaire and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg suggests that President Donald Trump is to blame for the deadly shooting that occurred at Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
A survivor of the 2016 Pulse nightclub shooting called out Madonna over her latest gruesome music video, which features unsettling imagery of a mass shooting reminiscent of scenes from the Orlando nightclub shooting that left 49 dead and 53 injured.
More than 48 survivors and families of deceased victims of the June 12, 2016 attack on the Orlando Pulse nightclub are suing the gunman’s employer and wife in federal court.
In the wake of the semi-truck attack in Nice, France, the question has to be asked: Would such an attack have been successful if that country had a Second Amendment?
Gun Owners of America has teamed up with production company Reel Clef to release the short film Praesidium, a film that powerfully highlights the dangers of gun-free zones and the need for armed self-defense.
While House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wisc.) and other GOP lawmakers vacillate on gun control, combined with the language of terrorism, Gun Owners of America (GOA) warns that guns should not be part of the post-Orlando conversation. Rather, the focus should be on abolishing gun-free zones–like Pulse Orlando–and arresting the individuals who are named in terror watch lists, if those lists are actually reliable.
Country music legend Charlie Daniels dismissed Billboard’s recent gun control push as a “farce” and said the musicians who signed Billboard’s letter to Congress “don’t know anything about guns.”
An NBC News/WSJ polled conducted after the Orlando terror attack shows half of voters distrust the government on gun control.
Since the Orlando terror attack the LGBT gun rights group Pink Pistols has seen their membership grow from 1,500 to more than 7,000.
During the June 19 airing of ABC’s This Week, Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) dodged questions regarding the impotency of his gun control proposal by suggesting it is not fair to judge gun control based on whether it works.
All the media hype and Democrat talking points aside, gun control is so unpopular that even Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) voted against Monday’s expanded background checks proposal.
During the June 19 airing of Face the Nation, the NRA’s Wayne LaPierre complimented Donald Trump’s post-Orlando push against terrorists rather than guns.
During the June 20 airing of ABC’s The View, Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, and others discussed gun control in the post-Orlando world, ultimately lamenting an absence of background checks and waiting periods.
During the panel discussion of June 19’s Meet the Press, Bloomberg Politics’ Mark Halperin said the gun control being discussed at now is actually just a Democrat-led attempt to tee up gun control for a possible Hillary Clinton presidency.
During the June 19 airing of Face the Nation, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump described NRA leaders as “great Americans” who are motivated by the “best interests of our country.”
Vice President Joe Biden called Friday for a ban on “civilian ownership” of “assault weapons” and “high capacity” magazines.
Amid the feverish, knee-jerk push to ban AR-15s as a way of ending mass shootings, The Washington Post points out that most mass shooters use handguns, not AR-15s.
In the wake of the Orlando terror attack Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) has proposed legislation that would ban gun purchases for anyone who has been on a watch list “in the preceding five years.”
During the June 16 airing of MSNBC’s Morning Joe, gun control Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) let his mask slip by expressing frustration that due process is preventing the pursuit of more gun control.
Gun sales to gays and lesbians are skyrocketing in the wake of the Orlando terror attack.
Radio host Howard Stern blasted politicians’ and activists’ gun control push in the wake of the terrorist attack in Orlando during an episode of his program this week, pointing out that more gun control will only make attacking innocent people an easier task.
On June 15 Senator Pat Toomey (R-PA) joined Democrats’ filibuster for gun control and suggested the Orlando terror attack provides an “opportunity” to secure new gun laws.
In the wake of the Pulse Orlando terror attack, and amid heightened focus on the terror watchlist, the National Rifle Association (NRA) released a statement stressing that its position has not changed: terror suspects should not be allowed to buy guns.
During a June 15 speech in Atlanta presumptive Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump explained that concealed carry could have stopped or at least lessened the number of dead in the Pulse Orlando attack.
While under FBI scrutiny, Hillary Clinton says that those under FBI scrutiny forfeit Second Amendment rights.
During the June 14 airing of Fox News’s O’Reilly Factor, host Bill O’Reilly reacted to the Orlando terror attack by saying “high-powered weaponry is too easy to get” in America.
Fox News’ anchor Gretchen Carlson called for a ban on AR-15s.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) says he be may be “open” to placing new gun controls on law-abiding citizens following the terror attack on Pulse Orlando.
On Monday night, Hillary Clinton’s social media manager, Emmy Bengtson, tweeted the NRA to say, “F**k Off.”
On June 14 Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said gun control will part of Homeland Security going forward. He pointed to the Orlando attack carried out by a man who passed a background check, cooperated with the Florida waiting period
“I simply do not understand why anybody in this country is allowed to purchase and own a semiautomatic assault rifle, it makes no sense to me,” O’Brien said. He added that he tries to keep his “opinions” to himself, but on the matter of banning semiautomatic rifles he chose to speak his mind.
During a June 13 speech, presumptive Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said he will be “meeting with the NRA” to discuss how Americans can best defend themselves in the wake of the Orlando terror attack.
Store owner Ed Henson tells reporters Mateen “did not buy the handgun and the long gun at the same.” This is because Florida handles handgun and long gun purchases differently.
President Obama spoke to reporters Monday about the terrorist attack on the Pulse nightclub in Orlando and said Omar Mateen had a “Glock which had a lot of clips in it.”
The Muslim ‘scholar’ who preached against gays in Orlando weeks before Sunday’s massacre was a British-born Muslim who now blames the Media for “defamation”, claiming his alleged support for killing gays was an “academic exercise – not a personal opinion, verdict or in support of violence”.
On June 13–the day after Omar Mateen allegedly killed 50 people and wounded 53 more in Orlando–Orange County Sheriff Jerry L. Demings expressed his desire for more restrictions on “assault weapons.”
Late Sunday night Islamic extremist Omar Mateen murdered 53 people at the Pulse gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
Yesterday at least 50 people were executed in Florida for the crime of being gay during Ramadan. Take a look at Social Media commentary in Britain, on the Pulse nightclub massacre, and one thing becomes clear. The horrific events in
Every time someone who passed a background check uses an AR-15 to open fire in a gun-free zone, ignorant media pundits and their ready surrogates in Hollywood and D.C. talk about the need to ban automatic weapons.
CNN aired an interview with Orlando shooter Omar Mateen’s ex-wife Sitora Yusufiy Sunday. Yusufiy told reporters that Mateen had a history of steroids, which she suspected had something to do with his “unstable” state of mind. “[Omar Mateen] was mentally
