Texas GOP donors call on Congress to move on gun control

The hill ^ | 06/05/22 9:31 PM ET | BY MONIQUE BEALS

[RandFan]

Wow. This is a cleverly co-ordinated campaign the RINOs are conducting here to push Red flag laws...

[Mozilla]

They are really Democrats who don’t support the second amendment.

[Paladin2]

We need real Red Flag Laws.

Like those designed to lock up Commie Congress Critters.

[indthkr]

RINOs and Liz Cheney donors

[Lurkinanloomin]

Assistant Democrats exist to assist the Democrats.

They’ve only been importing a new permanent Democrat majority for 30 years.....

[smokingfrog]

I don’t trust Cornyn, & damn sure don’t trust Murphy.

[JerseyDvl]

“The letter was paid for by Todd Maclin, a former J.P. Morgan Chase senior executive, the Tribune reported.”

WTH does this even mean? How much could it possibly cost to fund a letter??
In other words, the signers were PAID to sign this crap.

[RandFan]

Murphy is a gun grabber,

Do not give him an inch.

(It looks like they are)

[bigfootbob]

I call bullshit. How’s about banning psychotropic drugs for elementary/middle school boys???

[Sans-Culotte]

Is the Texas GOP trying to convince conservatives to stay home and not bother voting for their sorry asses?

[goodnesswins]

So Soros is funding them...

[ought-six]

Red flag laws are VERY dangerous to liberty and rights. Just think, an ex-spouse or an ex-girlfriend/boyfriend with an axe to grind; a neighbor who is pissed over some perceived slight; a disgruntled co-worker; the list is endless for someone who just doesn’t like you for any reason at all who wants to ruin your life.

[Jane Long]

I smell RINO/Rove Bee Esssss.

🐂💩

[gibsonguy]

A national red flag law is a dreadful idea and it is looking like that is what we are going to get.

[coloradan]

I think they meant the ad in the newspaper was paid for by that guy. That said, because this is in The Hill, I think we can be confident the story contains material misrepresentations of fact.

[BobL]

I think that the Dems figured out that if they gave $10 each to the Republicans (while donating thousands to their candidates) they could be considered “GOP Donors” at least as far as the media was concerned.

[rockrr]

It’s getting easier every day to fill out (or not) my next voters ballot. I simply won’t support sellouts or traitors.

[packagingguy]

And how exactly would expanded background checks have stopped the killer? Supposedly he bought the guns over the internet and had them shipped to a FFL. He passed a background check (which he shouldn’t have) and got the guns.

Or is this story true? Did he have a driver’s license? Grandpa said no. A passport won’t do, they need an ID with your home address.

[AnthonySoprano]

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Bush, Bushies, and Bush money.

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[AnthonySoprano]