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• Website Tries to Make it Seem Like George Zimmerman Shot a Puppy w/ Deceptive Headline
• [Video] BREAKING: Hornady President Issues Statement on Ammo Shortage
• Recalled Colorado Senate President John Morse Alleges “Vote Suppression”, Also Whines on MSNBC
• GOP Super Majority in Missouri Fails to Pass Pro Gun Bill

Website Tries to Make it Seem Like George Zimmerman Shot a Puppy w/ Deceptive Headline Posted: 12 Sep 2013 01:13 PM PDT The entertainment/news website Opposing Views has many fans of its Facebook page crying foul over a recent headline on the page. The post (embedded below) starts with the headline: “Zimmerman Shot and Killed Neighbor’s 8-Month-Old Puppy In Front of Children” Obviously without context, and based on recent news surrounding George Zimmerman, the intent here was […]

[Video] BREAKING: Hornady President Issues Statement on Ammo Shortage Posted: 12 Sep 2013 11:47 AM PDT Check out the above video to see Steve Hornady, president of Hornady ammunition give a statement on the current status of the ammo industry and the ammo shortage. Not what you expected? As we’ve said all along, and as Steve reinforced, the ammo shortage is being caused by us, the shooting community. Panic buying and […]

Recalled Colorado Senate President John Morse Alleges “Vote Suppression”, Also Whines on MSNBC Posted: 12 Sep 2013 10:01 AM PDT Recalled Colorado State Senate President John Morse took to the airwaves yesterday to voice his grievances with the Colorado recall election which cost him his job earlier this week. “We had very sensible, commonsense gun legislation. You got to reload after cranking out 15 rounds. You have got to get a background check. You got […]

GOP Super Majority in Missouri Fails to Pass Pro Gun Bill Posted: 12 Sep 2013 08:04 AM PDT What good is a super-majority if you can’t even override the veto of your Democratic governor? According to NBC, The Republican-led Senate voted 22-12 to override the bill, falling one vote short of the two-thirds majority needed. Earlier in the day, the Republican-controlled House voted 109-49 to override the bill, reaching exactly the required number. […]