Current Events in the Gun Industry

Everytown for Gun Safety is spending $60 million on the 2020 elections, $8 million of which will target Texas as the nation’s anti-gun lobby hopes to turn the Lone Star State from Red to Blue.

Everytown for Gun Safety, the gun control group bankrolled by billionaire presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg, is treading lightly with their benefactor.

In a lawsuit filed in circuit court in Polk County, Florida, Zimmerman lawyer Larry Klayman accuses Buttigieg and Warren of “defamation with actual malice or at a minimum a reckless disregard for the truth.”

“Our brother and friend, Clay Martin, recently suffered a devastating house fire that landed him in the hospital,” reads the GoFundMe page, created by Theresa Giarratano. “He and his family will need our help to rebuild not only his home, but stability for themselves as well.”

Everytown for Gun Safety has joined with the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and the National Education Association (NEA) to recommend that schools stop performing drills to prepare for “active shooter” incidents on campus.

Sen. Chuck Schumer is calling on the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) to crack down on “ghost guns.”

In an effort to gain more traction nationally, the billionaire businessman is running a 60-second Super Bowl ad that focuses on one of his top priorities, if not the top priority: gun control.

“For we in this chamber to think that it (the Holocaust) can’t happen here? That is absolutely a fool’s errand,” said state Sen. Dave Lawson (R-Kent County) on Monday, while speaking on the Senate floor.

After only one semester at Harvard University, anti-gun activist David Hogg has already started making bizarre claims about race, history, and gun control. It’s not the 19-year-old’s first off-the-wall comment (far from it), but this revisionist history sounds like something that can only originate in our centers of higher learning.