During his Thursday gun control push from the White House Rose Garden, President Joe Biden doubled down on his bid to remove frivolous lawsuit protections from gun makers.
President Joe Biden put forward executive gun controls Thursday to fight what he called “an epidemic” of gun crime across the country.
CNN suggests the executive gun controls President Joe Biden plans to announce late Thursday morning fall “far short” of promises he made on the campaign trail.
On April 7, 2021, the White House released a fact sheet announcing that President Joe Biden will use the Department of Justice (DOJ) to publish model red flag “legislation,” address AR-pistols with stabilizer braces, and issue a rule to “stop the proliferation of ‘ghost guns.'”
Politico indicates that President Joe Biden will be putting forth executive action on gun control tomorrow.
WH Press Secretary Jen Psaki told reporters executive action for gun control is an option President Biden can use in addition to the push for new gun laws in Congress.
Michael Bloomberg-back Everytown for Gun Safety is urging President-Elect Joe Biden to enact gun control via executive order.
Joe Biden admitted he lacks “executive authority” to ban “assault weapons” when the subject was broached during a December 8, 2020, meeting with civil rights leaders.
Joe Biden policy director Stef Feldman is promising “Big, bold changes through executive action” on guns.
Kamala Harris used a July 13, 2019, tweet to renew her pledge to bypass Congress and enact executive gun control.
During the June 27 Democrat debate Kamala Harris reiterated her promise to use executive action to secure gun control.
Democrat presidential hopeful Kamala Harris doubled down Sunday on her plan to use executive action to stop private gun controls.
Democrat presidential hopeful Kamala Harris is broadening her pledge of executive gun control to include expanding the list of prohibited gun purchasers.
Democrat presidential hopeful Kamala Harris is expanding her executive order promises to include a focus on banning AR-15 imports.
Democrat presidential hopeful Kamala Harris says she will use executive action to criminalize the private sale of more than five guns a year if Congress refuses to do so with legislation.
Democrat presidential hopeful Kamala Harris says Republicans “do not have the courage to stand up to the NRA,” but she does
President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will be signing a ban on bump stocks that gives Americans 90 days to hand them over or otherwise dispose of them.
Ohio Attorney General and gubernatorial candidate Mike DeWine (R) supports President Trump’s executive gun control on bump stocks.
The Chicago Defender claims President Donald Trump should not be able to use executive orders to erase or reverse gun controls that former President Barack Obama implemented via executive orders.
On January 25 Gun Owners of America (GOA) released a list of Obama-era gun controls which President Trump can undo.
An email from WikiLeaks’ Podesta release shows Hillary Clinton’s campaign staff exasperated by President Obama’s rejection of Clinton’s executive gun control plan.
The WikiLeaks release of John Podesta’s email cache has revealed six aspects of the Hillary Clinton campaign’s behind-the-scenes gun control push.
Following the October 13 release of the video in which Senate candidate Russ Feingold (D-Minn.) told James O’Keefe that Hillary Clinton could use executive action to bypass Congress, the Washington Post responded that Clinton’s plans to go it alone on gun
The State Department’s Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) has issued a letter setting forth more executive gun controls–guidelines for gunsmiths to register with the DDTC and pay fees requisite to that registration.
On June 7, Gun Owners of America (GOA) released a statement alerting Americans that Obama is taking your grandpa’s guns.
On May 10 Reason magazine suggested Hillary Clinton has chosen to pit herself against the American people in a losing battle over guns and gun control.
Even before Donald Trump became the presumptive Republican nominee on Tuesday, Democrat presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton was looking toward the general election and planning to use executive action “go further than Obama” on gun control.
Rank-and-file police officers are already rallying against President Barack Obama’s scheduled push for government purchases of smart guns.
Democrat presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton told an April 25 MSNBC town hall she will “tackle the gun lobby” on day one if elected.
A new Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC) report shows that guns were stolen from licensed dealers at a rate of .039 percent in 2015. This revelation comes even as the Obama administration is working to finalize and implement new rules
