The founder of Daniel Defense and his wife each gave the GOP Senate candidate the maximum amount an individual can give a campaign during a general election, totaling $5,800.

Pete Arredondo, deemed in charge of the police response to the school shooting at Robb Elementary School where 21 people were killed, is the first officer to face consequences in the aftermath.

Marty Daniel’s donations to Republican Gov. Brian Kemp include $25,000 just before Kemp signed a bill weakening gun laws in the state.

Instead of supporting gun safety legislation, House Republican lawmakers blamed mass shootings on smartphones, door locks, and ‘taking God’s name in vain.’

Rep. Elise Stefanik has endorsed Carl Paladino in New York’s 23rd Congressional District.

Today’s cartoon from Clay Jones.

Michigan Republican congressional candidate John Gibbs’ website calls a ‘peaceful, heavily armed population’ a ‘God-given guaranteed human right.’

Sen. John Thune (R-SD) said he doesn’t want to ban military-grade assault weapons because his constituents use them to shoot prairie dogs.

‘They don’t really believe these things will solve the problem, the point is to distract us,’ said Virginia Democratic Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA).

The Ohio Legislature has passed a bill that would cut the required firearms training time for teachers who want to carry guns on school grounds.

Six months after a deadly school shooting in Michigan, state Republican lawmakers still refuse to act.

‘I’m happy to debate policy, but not today,’ Rep. Tony Gonzales said in the wake of the killing of 19 children in the Texas town he represents.