The clueless governor of South Carolina told students to pray instead of protest to end gun violence. But they’re not listening to him.

“These young people have shown up to spring us free, to say you’re not here to do the work of the gun lobby.”

Thousands of students across America are marching out of class to demand leaders like Paul Ryan take real action on guns.

“Just the sensation that we are going to make a difference makes me feel proud,” said one student during the walkout.

Betsy DeVos wants to carry out the NRA’s agenda in America’s schools.

State Rep. Elizabeth Porter compared school shooting survivors speaking out against gun violence to letting kids abolish homework.

Dwyane Wade got a hero’s welcome at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

Trump’s education secretary got the reception she deserves.

Republicans like Steve Pearce continue to cling to absurd reasons for not supporting gun safety laws.

Brands that take a stand on guns have nothing to fear from shoppers.

California Republican Rep. Steve Knight used cherry-picked results from a non-scientific poll on his website to avoid angering his NRA donors.

The NRA’s attempt at intimidation during the Oscars ceremony didn’t work at all on these young activists.

“Far too many lives have been sacrificed on the altar of the NRA’s lies,” says former Ohio attorney general Marc Dann.

America’s most vulnerable senator does not want to talk to the public. Especially about his record on guns.

Fringe conspiracy theorist and Trump associate Alex Jones is finally paying a steep price for attacking the Parkland survivors.

Gun violence isn’t a problem without a solution — it’s a problem with a solution that Republicans are unwilling to consider.

Echoing right-wing media, a CNN panelist attacked the Parkland teens. But two gun owners immediately shut down the NRA-style smear.

Fox News thinks Dana Loesch is the real victim of the Parkland school shooting.

States like Illinois are not letting the intransigence of congressional Republicans stop them from acting on gun safety.

“I need president Trump, today, to demand that everyone who is making these threats stop,” said Fred Guttenberg.

“Our politicians are cowards.”

Dick’s Sporting Goods is pulling military-style rifles from its shelves.

Now the NRA is resentful that the nation supports children who survived a school shooting.

Republican lawmakers are threatening to punish a private company for cutting ties with the NRA.

The White House is going all-in on embracing the NRA.

Trump won’t even do a press conference alone.

Using a photo of a hospitalized Parkland teen and her grieving family to raise money for the Trump re-election campaign is a new low.

Scott Taylor’s A rating from the NRA probably explains why he opposes a policy that 97 percent of people support.

NRA member Mike Fernandez won’t give out money until he sees change.

Republicans like Sen. Chuck Grassley are hearing from teenagers across the country.