Gun-Control Groups Announce Flood of New Election Spending, NRA Counters with PA Radio Campaign
The nation’s leading gun-control groups have announced more than $20 million in election spending over the past week.
The nation’s leading gun-control groups have announced more than $20 million in election spending over the past week.
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The National Rifle Association will not host Former President Donald Trump in Savannah, Georgia, next week.
The CEO and Executive Vice President of the National Rifle Association (NRA) claims he didn’t directly participate in the mutilation and burning of a house cat, which served as the basis for a no-contest pleading he and four frat brothers entered in a 1980 case.
The extent to which young adults have gun carry rights will not be the next big Second Amendment question considered by the Supreme Court.
“It’s the double-haters and the conflicted partisans.”
Plus, we recap how oral arguments over the ATF’s reclassification of unfinished firearms parts kits went this week before the Supreme Court.
Plus, The Bulwark’s Tim Miller joins the podcast to give his take on how Harris’s Glock talk impacts the race.