Texas church hero Jack Wilson says that Democrat presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg’s gun control positions would have rendered congregants defenseless on the day of the church attack.
Turning Point USA (TPUSA) released a video on Sunday featuring an exclusive interview with Texas church hero as Jack Wilson, who took down an active shooter at the West Freeway Church of Christ in White Settlement, Texas, on December 29, 2019.
Felony-level charges in 2016 against then-future Texas church attacker Keith Thomas Kinnunen were reduced to a misdemeanor via a plea.
Fort Worth Police Chief Ed Kraus is encouraging his officers who attend church to wear their uniforms this Sunday both as a deterrent to attacks and as a way to reassure congregants.
Democrat presidential hopeful Michael Bloomberg asserts that law enforcement should be armed, not church congregants.
A columnist writing at AZCentral.com suggests it was “terrifying” that parishioners were armed at the church in White Settlement, Texas.
President Donald Trump tweeted about the White Settlement, Texas, church shooting on Monday night, noting that armed “heroes” saved lives.
The December 29, 2019, Texas church shooter has been identified as a 43-year-old man who allegedly wore a disguise, “including a fake beard,” into the church.
The man who shot and killed the White Settlement, Texas, church shooter on December 29, 2019, says, “I feel like I killed evil.”
Texas Department of Safety (DPS) director Joeff Williams praised the armed citizens who responded immediately when a gunman began shooting in their White Settlement, Texas, church.
Less than two weeks after the November 5, 2017, Sutherland Springs, Texas, church shooting Joe Biden criticized the fact that a good guy used an AR-15 to stop the shooter.
The family of three victims killed in the Texas church attack are suing the FFL where the killer passed a background check for his rifle.
A professor at Kutztown University, in Kutztown, Pennsylvania, argued recently in a series of tweets that “toxic masculinity” is to blame for the recent Texas church shooting.
In his first service since 26 members of his congregation were killed in Texas’ largest mass shooting, Pastor Frank Pomeroy said, “We choose life.” The pastor’s 14-year-0ld daughter, Annabelle, was among those killed when a gunman entered the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs on November 5.
The Sutherland Spring, Texas, church where 26 people were murdered will hold Sunday service one week after the attack. A white tent is being erected on a baseball field not far from the First Baptist Church of Sutherland site. The tent will be the temporary home for the congregants, KSAT reported.
Controversial Drexel University professor George Ciccariello-Maher argued that the recent Texas church shooting was caused by “whiteness.”
Cam Edwards, host of NRA News on SXM Patriot joined Breitbart News Daily SiriusXM co-hosts Alex Marlow and Raheem Kassam to discuss Tuesday’s election outcome in Virginia and the ongoing fall-out from the Texas church shooting.
On Monday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Fox News @ Night,” Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) criticized Democrats for filibustering the Grassley-Cruz legislation in 2013 that “would have resulted in this shooter being in federal prison instead of murdering those
The driver who chased Texas church gunman said he never hesitated because he knew he “had to make sure [the attacker] was caught.”
Rocker Marilyn Manson pointed a fake rifle at concertgoers during a November 5 performance in San Bernardino, California, nearly two years after two terrorists used real rifles to cut down 14 people in a gun free zone on December 2, 2015.
During a press conference on Monday, Freeman Martin, the San Antonio Region Director for the Texas Department of Public Safety, said the Texas church shooting said that the Texas church shooting wasn’t motivated by race or religion and there was a “domestic situation” where
During a press conference on Monday, Freeman Martin, the San Antonio Region Director for the Texas Department of Public Safety, stated that the suspect in the Texas church shooting did not have a license to carry and cleared both private
Senate Democrats called for the passage of gun control laws within hours of the November 5 church shooting in Sutherland Springs, Texas.
Celebrities took to Twitter to call for increased gun control measures almost immediately after news broke of the shooting at a Sutherland Springs, Texas church on Sunday that claimed at least 24 lives.
