"Everytown for Gun Safety and other gun-control groups spent more than $1.4 million trying to defeat the measure—27 times more than the NRA spent to support it."
Why is the union that is supposed to represent Montana school teachers spending $800,000 to campaign against a referendum on the ballot this November? Does it involve teacher pay? Would it take away the pensions of teachers or public employees? Nope. The teachers union is spending $800,000 to campaign against your gun rights.
Over the past few weeks, I had at least two mailers in my mailbox from liberal Gov. Steve Bullock's campaign where he pretends to support our 2nd Amendment rights. Anyone who has remotely followed the governors public remarks over the last couple years would let out an audible laugh immediately upon receiving one of these mailers.
Buried in the news of the first US Senate debate over the weekend, was another piece of big news: the National Rifle Association (NRA) apparently gave liberal Gov. Steve Bullock (D-MT) an "F" rating.
Liberal Gov. Steve Bullock's (D-MT) open embrace of a semi-automatic weapons ban and other gun control measures gives gun owners and the NRA an easy choice. The NRA is endorsing Montana's Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) with an A+ rating.
The National Rifle Association (NRA) is a household name across the United States. But among gun owners, there's another high caliber gun-rights group known as the Gun Owners of America (GOA).
"It's a typical, slimy, unprincipled, political move. It's so swamp. And the worst part: Democrats will let him get away with it, so long as he kisses all the right anti-gun rings." —Dana Loesch
If you've been following the latest sensational news story in the national media regarding 3D printed guns, you might be interested in this story from The Daily Caller. Plus, this whole debate really seems to have more to do with the 1st Amendment rather than the 2nd Amendment.