From The Desk of Dudley Brown
Mid-Term Election Recap
With the dust finally settling from Tuesday’s midterm elections, it’s evident we now have a divided Congress before us. Thanks in large part to your support for the programs of the National Association for Gun Rights and our affiliated PAC, pro-gun Republicans bolstered their numbers in the Senate where I made sure we targeted our limited resources.
However, there is little cause for celebration considering that anti-gun Democrats led by Nancy Pelosi reclaimed the House...and a few State Houses and Governors’ mansions were taken over by anti-gunners as well.[Read More]
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Attorney General Nominee William Barr Voices Support for Gun Confiscation
January 22, 2019
During his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, attorney general nominee William Barr voiced support for Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s (D-California) beloved red flag gun confiscation laws.
Barr said of Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs), otherwise known as red flag gun confiscation laws, which give police the authority to raid your home[Read More]
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NAGR Opposes Nomination of William Barr as Attorney General
January 16, 2019
Washington D.C. – The National Association for Gun Rights is urging every U.S. Senator to oppose and vote against William Barr as the next U.S. Attorney General.
“We knew Barr held anti-gun positions during the 1990’s when he first served as Attorney General, and apparently he’s expanded those unconstitutional views,” said Dudley Brown, President of the National Association for Gun Rights. [Read More]
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Zach L. Meets with Rep. Massie to Discuss Defending Our Second Amendment
January 3, 2019
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) met with Zach Lautenschlager, NAGR Vice President, to discuss the gun control schemes Democrats are working toward in 2019.
Massie listed universal background checks, red flag gun confiscation laws, and a ban on 3-D printing firearms among the list of likely proposals Democrats will be pushing for this year at the federal level.[Read More]
