Jack Ohman for April 05, 2022

According to the NRA, all that gun violence just means that we need more guns.

The NRA has the republicans, their sycophants/apologists and their servants in the NRA pocket.

100 bullets fired, indicating a number of guns.

And not one of the gun wielders was a Good Guy?

How could that be? Where were all the heroes that would put an end to that?

Obviously, more guns on the street are needed — desperately.

Disassemble NRA or it should be rename to national rifle assassins (guild)

The Second Amendment is this country’s biggest curse.

The NRA: America’s Largest and Most Deadly Domestic Terrorist Group.

I’m…shocked: https://www.yahoo.com/news/republican-controlled-states-have-higher-murder-rates-than-democratic-ones-study-212137750.html

Who is this NRA guy and how did he get so powerful?

Nice job rendering the California and Texas state capitol bldgs.

When weapons are fired near a capitol facility (or anywhere): constitutes the most imminent danger from firearms

Since the NRA transitioned from a weapons safety training and prudent use advocate organization to the sales lobby for the weapons/munitions manufacturing sector: constitutes the most dangerous constant and long-term existential threat to liberal democracy

Thanks to the GOP and NRA mass murder weapons are in the hands of every half wit that wants one.

I joined the NRA many years ago. When they refused to stand up for gun owners who enjoyed cannabis, I bailed. Their support for gun ownership for those that drink alcohol and abuse their wives was enough for me the end our relationship.

To be fair, if there were no guns the NRA would cease to exist.

NRA brought Russian spy Butina to the GOP.

Maria Valeryevna Butina (Russian: Мари́я Вале́рьевна Бу́тина, sometimes transliterated as Mariya Butina; born November 10, 1988) is a Russian politician, political activist and former entrepreneur who was convicted in 2018 of acting as an unregistered foreign agent of Russia within the United States.

She worked as an assistant for Aleksandr Torshin, a former member of the Fed

She is now on Russian TV as a Putin cheerleader.