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In a time when Second Amendment supporters have grown used to being sidelined or smeared, this presidential message hits like a clean shot from a well-sighted rifle.

Mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani echoed the call, claiming New Yorkers “are only as safe as the weakest laws in the nation.”

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker was all smiles as he signed two new gun control bills into law this week, claiming they’ll save lives and protect children.

Derrick Perry, a Marine veteran and hospital employee, was checking out at Walmart on Saturday in Traverse City, MI when panic erupted.

“I want to acknowledge that there was citizen involvement in assisting in taking the individual into custody,” said one investigator during a press conference, in what may be the understatement of the year.

But Lott reminded us: “Police virtually always arrive on the scene after the crime has occurred.”

Calling the decision a “slap in the face,” Newsom fumed that it disrespected California voters and threatened public safety.

“They start deploying lethal force because in fact they do have a felony being committed inside their business,” Kirk said.

“I hope you all get caught,” Brandy said of the suspects. “And I hope that the injury hurts for a while.”