NRA Response to The So-Called White House Office of "Gun Violence Prevention"

by posted on September 25, 2023
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NRA-ILA Executive Director Randy Kozuch has released the following statement:

"The White House Office of so-called 'Gun Violence Prevention' is yet another distraction, crafted to divert America's and the media's gaze from the Biden crime wave and their soft-on-crime policies destroying our communities. 

Instead of confronting the real challenges and holding accountable the DAs who turn a blind eye to crime, this administration unfairly targets law-abiding citizens exercising their Second Amendment rights. 

It's becoming increasingly clear that this office is a puppeteering maneuver by the gun control lobby, designed to dismantle our Second Amendment rights."

See NRA's X (formerly Twitter) post here

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