Gun Rights
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Kyle Rittenhouse walks back refusal to vote for not 'pro-gun enough' Trump
Rittenhouse walked back his comments in less than 12 hours
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Trump, Harris far apart on interpretation of 2nd Amendment
The National Rifle Association again endorsed Trump in 2024, as is it did in 2016 and 2020.
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Gun ammunition vending machines installed in Texas, Oklahoma and Alabama grocery stores
The company said 6 have already been installed across those 3 states and two more will be installed in Texas and Colorado.
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Over 5 million guns have been purchased in America during first 4 months of 2024: report
The states of Florida, California and Texas account for 22% of the guns purchased this year.
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New pages from Nashville shooter Audrey Hale include political rant on trans rights, guns: report
Hale killed three nine-year-old students at a school in Nashville, Tennessee in March of 2023, and three teachers. But one page indicated Hale could have gone and killed students earlier, on February 17, but the school was allegedly closed.
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NRA elects former Georgia congressman Bob Barr to lead association
Barr previously served in the House of Representatives from 1995-2003, and was the Libertarian Party's nominee for president in the 2008 presidential election.
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Trump implores gun owners to vote, promises to roll back Biden rules infringing 2nd Amendment
"If gun owners voted, we would swamp them (Democrats) at levels no one has ever seen before," he later said.
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Virginia Gov. Youngkin vetoes multiple gun control bills during his term
He vetoed a bill that would make it illegal to purchase a gun until the age of 21.
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Tennessee lawmakers move to stop banks from tracking gun and ammo purchases
Second Amendment groups such as the National Rifle Association (NRA) and National Shooting Sports Foundation also came out in opposition to this.
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Judge rules federal law banning gun possession in post offices unconstitutional
Florida court ruling cites landmark 2022 U.S. Supreme Court decision.
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Wayne LaPierre resigns as leader of NRA
The 74-year-old cited health issues as his reason for resignation, which will take place on Jan. 31.
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Gun Owners of America director says gun sales are rising since Democrats won't address crime
He added that despite the crack down on second amendment rights, it is actually a good time to purchase a firearm.