The National Rifle Association Thursday came out in favor of banning bump stocks.

“The only reason to fire so many rounds so fast is to kill large numbers of people. No one should be able to easily and cheaply modify legal weapons into what are essentially machine guns,” said Feinstein.

“It’s time to talk about taking away guns — not everyone’s guns and not all of them, but a whole lot. I know I am inviting enormous vitriol with that sentence, but it has to be said.”

“That bill is not scheduled now,” Ryan told reporters with respect to the SHARE Act. “I don’t know when it’s going to be scheduled.”

The call to ban bump stocks has begun.

The progressive pundit claimed that the Second Amendment has been misinterpreted in recent years and is the reason why the NRA “is not branded for what it is — a terrorist organization.”

“Our grief isn’t enough,” said Hilary Clinton. “We can and must put politics aside, stand up to the NRA, and work together to try to stop this from happening again.”

President Trump addressed the nation Monday following a mass killing that left at least 50 dead and hundreds more injured.

Shannon Watts is not running for Congress.