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… rifles and high-capacity magazines, and stops selling guns … for members of the National Rifle Association, perceiving the brand … with the NRA and manufacturers of assault weapons, often … the wedge. Its insidious Second Amendment “report cards” dole …
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The dominoes are falling. A major U.S. gun retailer refuses to sell assault-style rifles and high-capacity magazines, and stops selling guns to kids under 21. The biggest chain store in the U.S. follows suit on age limits. Banks, airlines, insurers and rental car companies rush to cancel special discount programs for members of the National Rifle Association, perceiving the brand to be toxic.
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They’re small victories. But after years of legislative sclerosis, they signify an important shift- Details
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Rather than address our broken mental health system, our inability to provide proper school security, or numerous failings by law enforcement and others to identify a clearly dangerous individual, all solutions that NRA supports, gun control activists want to blame the NRA, its members, and America’s 120 million law-abiding gun owners. Make no mistake, the NRA will not let the media elites get away with blaming its members and the gun-owning public for the acts of a single deranged
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Read more: ACTION ALERT : Tell Your Lawmakers No New Gun Control
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TALLAHASSEE — Facing mounting pressure, the Florida Senate[1] is scheduling a rare weekend floor session to debate a hotly contested gun and school safety bill meant to address the Feb. 14 school shooting in Parkland.
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In a memo Friday, Senate President Joe Negron[2] said the bill’s sponsor, Republican Sen. Bill Galvano, wanted “additional time to work on this important issue.” The Senate had been expected to debate the measure Friday butRead more: As gun bill pressure rises, Senate sets Saturday session