By Larry Keane U.S. Congressman Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) might be gunning to outdo President Barack Obama’s “best gun salesman” title. That’s right. He’s at it again, reminding every law-abiding gun owner and potential voter what’s truly at stake in the next election. Rep. Swalwell reiterated his threat of mass gun confiscation this week. He aired this threat […]
This is the guy who wants to take “the most dangerous weapons out of the hands of those dangerous people.” Yet the guns he’s hankering to grab cause about 3% of the firearms-related deaths. He says he has the moms and the kids squarely behind him. What he really wants is minimally compensated confiscation and he’s […]
Rep. Eric “Nuke-Em” Swalwell (D-CA) has said he’s going to base his nascent campaign for the presidency on gun control. Good luck with that, Congressman. 2020 hopeful @RepSwalwell: “I’m 38 years old but I’ve been on the Intelligence Committee.” “Keep your rifles, keep your shotguns, keep your pistols. We just want the most dangerous weapons […]
You may remember California Congressman Eric Swalwell from his threat to use nukes against gun owners who refuse to give in to confiscation. He’s apparently about to announce that he’s the 139th Democrat candidate in the 2020 race for president. Swalwell, a fourth-term congressman from Northern California who’s been involved in politics since he won […]
One of the great things about the anti-gun left is that they eventually show you exactly who they are and what they want. The talking points are always flowery at first, waxing about “national conversations,” “gun reform” and everyone’s favorite, “common-sense gun safety” measures. But wizened, calloused Second Amendment advocates who’ve been through the gun […]
Questions and answers with the lawmaker who wants your assault weapons Question number one: how do you propose to come and get all of them? . . . Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., added a new wrinkle to the gun debate recently with a proposal to force Americans to sell off their so-called assault weapons — […]
“Reinstating the federal assault weapons ban that was in effect from 1994 to 2004 would prohibit manufacture and sales, but it would not affect weapons already possessed. This would leave millions of assault weapons in our communities for decades to come. “Instead, we should ban possession of military-style semiautomatic assault weapons, we should buy back […]
