Uncle Milty wrote:

Slowhand wrote:

“School shooting survivor says he quit @CNN Town Hall after refusing scripted question.” @TuckerCarlson. Just like so much of CNN, Fake News. That’s why their ratings are so bad! MSNBC may be worse.

Poor kids 15 minutes of fans were up.

Doll Is Mine wrote:

The New York Times @nytimes
After a barrage of customer complaints, the First National Bank of Omaha said that it would withdraw its NRA-branded Visa credit card

EnterpriseRentACar @enterprisecares
Thank you for contacting us, Stephen! All three of our brands have ended the discount for NRA members. This change will be effective March 26. Thank you again for reaching out. Kind regards, Michael

There was an article in the Nation claiming that the best way to take down the NRA is by disrupting their ability to make money. Apparently, they're already in debt as well as some gun companies.

It looks like the American public might take this path.

Sarah Reese Jones‏ @PoliticusSarah
Stoneman Douglas student shooting survivor Sam Zeif was asked if he felt like he was heard at the White House. He answered, “I know I was heard because I saw it on Trump’s little card.”

CalvinBall wrote:Ghouta seems worse than Aleppo. Russian planes have been spotted. This world is a bad, bad place.

Doll Is Mine wrote:

Sarah Reese Jones‏ @PoliticusSarah
Stoneman Douglas student shooting survivor Sam Zeif was asked if he felt like he was heard at the White House. He answered, “I know I was heard because I saw it on Trump’s little card.”

These Parkland kids are my everything.

pacino wrote:

thephan wrote:

"I want to make this super obvious point," Loesch said. "The government has proven that they cannot keep you safe. And yet, some people want all of us to disarm. You heard that town hall last night. They cheered the confiscation of firearms. And it was over 5,000 people."

"I had to have a security detail to get out," she said of the Sunrise, Fla. event. "I wouldn't be able to exit that if I didn't have a private security detail. There were people rushing the stage and screaming burn her. And I came there to talk solutions and I still am going to continue that conversation on solutions as the NRA has been doing since before I was alive."

Ah yes, the good old BURN HER, SHE'S A WITCH routine. I mean they aren't necessarily wrong about part of that sediment, but I doubt the villagers brought their torches.

There's no proof this happened

jerseyhoya wrote:

pacino wrote:

thephan wrote:

"I want to make this super obvious point," Loesch said. "The government has proven that they cannot keep you safe. And yet, some people want all of us to disarm. You heard that town hall last night. They cheered the confiscation of firearms. And it was over 5,000 people."

"I had to have a security detail to get out," she said of the Sunrise, Fla. event. "I wouldn't be able to exit that if I didn't have a private security detail. There were people rushing the stage and screaming burn her. And I came there to talk solutions and I still am going to continue that conversation on solutions as the NRA has been doing since before I was alive."

Ah yes, the good old BURN HER, SHE'S A WITCH routine. I mean they aren't necessarily wrong about part of that sediment, but I doubt the villagers brought their torches.

There's no proof this happened

Tapper backed Loesch's husband's account up that he called in an escort for Dana to get out OK, and said there was hostility toward her from the participants.

Doll Is Mine wrote:

Doll Is Mine wrote:

Sarah Reese Jones‏ @PoliticusSarah
Stoneman Douglas student shooting survivor Sam Zeif was asked if he felt like he was heard at the White House. He answered, “I know I was heard because I saw it on Trump’s little card.”

These Parkland kids are my everything.

jerseyhoya wrote:

pacino wrote:

thephan wrote:

"I want to make this super obvious point," Loesch said. "The government has proven that they cannot keep you safe. And yet, some people want all of us to disarm. You heard that town hall last night. They cheered the confiscation of firearms. And it was over 5,000 people."

"I had to have a security detail to get out," she said of the Sunrise, Fla. event. "I wouldn't be able to exit that if I didn't have a private security detail. There were people rushing the stage and screaming burn her. And I came there to talk solutions and I still am going to continue that conversation on solutions as the NRA has been doing since before I was alive."

Ah yes, the good old BURN HER, SHE'S A WITCH routine. I mean they aren't necessarily wrong about part of that sediment, but I doubt the villagers brought their torches.

There's no proof this happened

Tapper backed Loesch's husband's account up that he called in an escort for Dana to get out OK, and said there was hostility toward her from the participants.

jerseyhoya wrote:

pacino wrote:

thephan wrote:

"I want to make this super obvious point," Loesch said. "The government has proven that they cannot keep you safe. And yet, some people want all of us to disarm. You heard that town hall last night. They cheered the confiscation of firearms. And it was over 5,000 people."

"I had to have a security detail to get out," she said of the Sunrise, Fla. event. "I wouldn't be able to exit that if I didn't have a private security detail. There were people rushing the stage and screaming burn her. And I came there to talk solutions and I still am going to continue that conversation on solutions as the NRA has been doing since before I was alive."

Ah yes, the good old BURN HER, SHE'S A WITCH routine. I mean they aren't necessarily wrong about part of that sediment, but I doubt the villagers brought their torches.

There's no proof this happened

Tapper backed Loesch's husband's account up that he called in an escort for Dana to get out OK, and said there was hostility toward her from the participants.

Squire wrote:How do you think an assault weapons ban would work in practice. We had one for like a decade if I recall and then it lapsed or was repealed (I honestly don't remember). Somehow the country survived and the military didn't overrun the citizenry. I guess I am asking what would be the illegal act if you passed one - manufacture? sale? or possession? Regrettably, there are millions of them in circulation already. I don't think there is much appetite to go door to door and get them. It would be progress but it would be slow progress I guess.