LaPierre blames lack of security for Navy Yard shooting
Monday, September 23, 2013
The NRA's Wayne LaPierre says on Meet the Press that the culprit for the Navy Yard shooting isn't the availability of firearms, but the lack of security on the military base.
As your NRA-ILA has reported over the last several weeks, the Democrat-controlled Virginia General Assembly and Governor Abigail Spanberger (D) have, between them, approved a sweeping array of radical gun control bills aimed, as NRA’s John Commerford says, ...
Virginia has recently been featured in a lot of headlines about gun control, for all the wrong reasons. A number of them have mentioned a federal gun control bill pending in the U.S. Senate, sponsored ...
April 29 was a big day for Second Amendment supporters in Washington, D.C., as ATF announced the confirmation of a new director, Robert Cekada, and rolled out perhaps the biggest one-day regulatory overhaul in the agency’s ...
On Tuesday April 28, the Senate Judiciary Committee, will be hearing Senate Bills 853 & 854, creating a burdensome and costly state licensing and training system for firearm dealers in addition to restricting consumer access to ...
This week, the Connecticut House voted to advance Governor Lamont's H5043 - a proposal banning the future manufacture, sale, and importation of many commonly owned handguns in Connecticut.
Today, April 22nd, during the General Assembly's reconvened session, the House and Senate passed by Governor Spanberger's amendments on SB749/HB217 and SB173/HB229.
This week the Senate Finance Committee and the Senate Committee on Taxation will be considering extreme gun control proposals that will severely impede your Second Amendment rights.
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