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During a skit this week for a fake commercial on “Saturday Night Live,” host Charles Barkley pitched a pest control product called “Ned’s Roach Away.” The product is trained roaches armed with “tiny AR-15 rifles” — a nod at the

On March 3 the Los Angeles Times pointed out that the NRA supported Democrats until Democrats embraced gun control.

On Friday’s broadcast of CNN’s “Wolf,” Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) argued GOP leaders in the House and Senate are so scared of the NRA “they’re afraid to move and do the right thing.” Schumer stated, “I think the

Press secretary Sarah Sanders stated that Trump would “continue to support the Second Amendment,” despite fears from gun-rights activists that he is interested in compromising with anti-gun Democrats in the wake of the school shooting in Parkland, Florida.

Georgia lawmakers voted Thursday to do away with a tax break for Delta Air Lines after it joined in a political boycott, severing ties with the NRA.

The attempt to turn the NRA into another cog in the Russian conspiracy to divide and control us is laughable, but the left-leaning media still find it deeply compelling.

President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence met Thursday night with the National Rifle Association (NRA) in the Oval Office in an apparent effort to iron out emerging differences over pending gun legislation.

The first firearm I purchased was just because. The year was 1993. I was young, had money burning in my pocket, and my buddy needed cash. And so, for a couple hundred bucks I owned a 9MM handgun, which immediately went under the bed, mostly forgotten, a totem to my spendthrift ways.

President Donald Trump commented on the dramatic gun control meeting with members of Congress on Thursday, urging them to “respect” the Second Amendment.

Pro-gun control actress Megan Boone saying her ‘Black List’ character would ‘never carry an assault rifle again’ posed a glaring question: Will other stars, like George Clooney, and directors, like Steven Spielberg, calling for gun control vow to lay down their guns in future films?

On Wednesday’s broadcast of CNN’s “Wolf,” Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student Alfonso Calderon condemned the National Rifle Association for what he deemed to be a “toxic” and “vile” organization that was “basically killing kids.” Calderon was asked by host Wolf

Celebrity activist Alyssa Milano is calling on her three million Twitter followers to boycott Amazon, Apple and FedEx for one day, in hopes it will pressure them to break ties with the National Rifle Association.

President Donald Trump took on the National Rifle Association (NRA) — and politicians who support it — in a free-wheeling, bipartisan, televised discussion on gun laws with members of Congress at the White House Wednesday.

Popular streaming device manufacturer Roku has refused to censor NRATV, following mob pressure and protests from Moms Demand Action.

HotelPlanner.com CEO Tim Hentschel says his company will stick with the NRA and continue to offer discounts to NRA members. 

President Trump made clear Wednesday that he is moving forward with certain gun controls despite NRA opposition.

Tuesday on his nationally syndicated radio show, conservative talker Rush Limbaugh accused the left of overplaying its hand on the Parkland, FL school shooting with gun control and attacks on the National Rifle Association. According to Limbaugh, the so-called boycott

Pop-rock band blink-182 has announced it will boycott shipping company FedEx over its continued support for the National Rifle Association following the deadly school shooting in Parkland, Florida this month.

In the wake of the Parkland school shooting massacre, and in order to deflect away from the only answer to this contagion of school shootings (which of course is hardening school security),  our media and the left in general have to manufacture one stupid-hour after another in order to keep the focus on gun-grabbing.

Former CIA and NSA chief Michael Hayden handled the latest shifting of goalposts for the Trump-Russia conspiracy theory industry in an interview posted on Tuesday. Hayden conceded that “collusion” between Russia and the Trump 2016 campaign cannot yet be proven, so he lowered the bar to “convergence,” a far more nebulous accusation that requires no proof whatsoever.

CNN’s well-documented, seemingly pathological hatred of President Donald Trump has now reached the point where the far-left cable channel will publish a story relying on experts who defend school shooters against Trump.

Is there no one who loves David Hogg — the 17-year-old Florida school shooting witness/anti-gun crusader — enough to give him better talking points and a good old-fashioned spanking?

FedEx released a statement Monday explaining that the company will maintain its relationship with the NRA and that it supports the “constitutional right of citizens to own firearms.”

Georgia Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle (R) responded to Delta’s decision to sever ties with NRA by announcing he will work to ensure the airline gets no tax breaks unless their political boycott ends.

Georgia conservatives are attempting to derail a jet fuel tax break that the state government was set to hand out to Delta Airlines after the company cut ties with the NRA in the wake of the Parkland, Florida, school shooting.

“You don’t know until you test it but, I really believe I’d run in there, even if I didn’t have a weapon, and I think most of the people in this room would have done that too,” Trump said.

During the airing of This Week with George Stephanopoulos, the NRA’s Dana Loesch stressed “the NRA doesn’t back any ban.”

Broward Sheriff Scott Israel should “absolutely” resign, said Conservative Review’s Michelle Malkin on Friday’s edition of SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Tonight in an interview with Breitbart News Senior Editor-at-Large Rebecca Mansour.

Bank of America is undertaking a review of its financial relationships with “assault weapon” manufacturers.

The NRA issued a statement pointing out that more companies are ready and willing to step in and partner with law-abiding gun owners. 

More than a dozen companies caved this week in response to the anti-NRA campaign that was launched in the wake of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School attack.

Hollywood A-lister Samuel L. Jackson slammed President Donald Trump’s suggestion to arm teachers in the wake of the Florida school shooting that ended with the death of 17 people.

CNN’s Chris Cillizza described an armed deputy who stood by and did nothing while 17 students were massacred as a “good guy.”

Seven companies caved to anti-NRA pressure this week and cut ties with the organization, ending discounts for the NRA’s five million members.

Alisyn Camerota, co-host of the far-left CNN’s low-rated morning show, falsely claimed she never allowed the NRA to be smeared as “child murderers.” Video proves she did.

On Friday’s “PBS NewsHour,” New York Times columnist David Brooks argued that there is “sort of a national frenzy on both sides” on gun control. Brooks stated that the relative lack of gun restrictions compared to looser gun laws since Sandy Hook