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President Joe Biden’s got a gun problem – one that’s much bigger than the federal charges his son Hunter Biden faces in court.

Iconic firearm manufacturer, Smith & Wesson, inaugurated its new 650,000-square-foot headquarters in Maryville, Tennessee, last week.

Delivery driver involved in April mall shooting found not guilty by Virginia jury who ruled it self-defense last week. 

A simple game of “cops and robbers” turned a child’s world upside down at Bagley Elementary School in Alabama last month.

On Monday morning, while waiting for a bus in Bedford-Stuyvesant, he was confronted by a crazed man with a knife.

Hunter Biden emphatically pleaded not guilty to firearm-related charges this Tuesday.

It’s not just Wilcox. Vice President Harris hasn’t called for increased prosecution of criminals, even though The White House is playing up her former role as California’s attorney general and as a prosecutor.

Senator Cruz’s active intervention brought relief not only to the impacted businesses but also cast a light upon a problematic situation requiring broader legislative resolution.

“I’m someone that believes that justice delayed is justice denied. … As a grandfather of three beautiful little girls, I’m sick and tired of the mass shootings happening in the United States of America,” Pence said.