Analysis: The 2024 Fight Over Guns Has Stagnated [Member Exclusive]
The presidential campaign’s debate over gun policy and the emphasis (or lack thereof) on it is unlikely to change from this point through November.
The presidential campaign’s debate over gun policy and the emphasis (or lack thereof) on it is unlikely to change from this point through November.
Plus, Semafor’s Dave Weigel joins the podcast to dissect the debate.
Americans trust Kamala Harris to handle gun violence better than Donald Trump but still don’t prioritize guns very highly in a new batch of post-debate polling.
The Democratic presidential nominee detailed some of her gun policy vision in a wide-ranging Tuesday interview, emphasizing her support for an “assault weapons” ban and talking about a new policy for the first time since taking over the top of the ticket.
This week, we’re reacting to the debate. That’s why I’ve got one of the top political reporters in the country on the show.
Semafor’s Dave Weigel joins the podcast to discuss the debate and analyze the impact guns are having on the 2024 race.
During a contentious fight over guns at Tuesday’s debate with Donald Trump, Kamala Harris brought up a little-discussed fact to defend her position: she is a gun owner.
Plus, Steve Hayes of The Dispatch joins the podcast to discuss guns in the 2024 race.
Americans are somewhat more likely to back new gun-control measures in the wake of the most recent high-profile shooting.
The first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris got heated over whether the Democrat would try to confiscate firearms if elected.
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