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Congress’s impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump might be bad for national unity, but they’re putting a stop to the Democrats’ radical gun control agenda.

“We had a policy discussion. He was interested in how it all worked, how it had been received,” explained Ardern.

“My hunger is for the killing to stop. My thirst is for the United States to take its rightful place among other nations that have virtually eradicated mass shootings,” Stephenson wrote on her Facebook page.

“We’re not going to be messing with the Second Amendment in Hood County,” Deeds said.

“I mean I got the gun for that purpose, but I never thought I would really have to use it. Like, I never thought I would have to use it ever.”

Add U.S. Representative Sheila Jackson Lee to the list of anti-gun politicians who have no blessed idea what they’re talking about. The Democrat from Texas was speaking to reporters inside the U.S. Capitol building last week, stumping for gun control legislation that would, among other things, establish a national gun registry and ban .50-caliber ammunition. [...]

A high-profile sheriff in California is being investigated by Santa Clara County law enforcement for what appears to be a pay-to-play system in which concealed carry permits were issued to those who contributed to the sheriff’s campaign.

“Well, there’s a lot of things I could list. I would love to see a ban on semiautomatic weapons, and the ammunition that goes with them but right now we’re working on background checks,” she says with an air of confidence.

A historic newspaper in Los Angeles caved last week to unnamed “political partners” when editors decided to halt the publication of a pro-gun article.