Republican Sen. Marco Rubio was challenged at a town hall Wednesday night by angry students, teachers and parents who were demanding stronger
gun control measures after the school shooting that killed 17 people at a Florida high school.
December 11, 2013 • Colorado enacted several tough
gun control measures after the shooting in Newtown, Conn. — and then voters ousted two lawmakers who backed those laws.
While President Donald Trump did express a willingness to examine certain
gun control measures after the Parkland shooting, the White House has refrained from pushing gun control.
Governor Andrew Cuomo has renewed a call for federal
gun control measures after a shooting in San Bernardino, California left at least 14 dead and more than a dozen others injured Wednesday.
The bills and proposals for school safety come as Democratic lawmakers have called for traditional
gun control measures after the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo renewed his call for federal
gun control measures after a shooting in San Bernardino, California left at least 14 dead and more than a dozen others injured.
She also believes New York missed out on a crucial moment to enact new
gun control measures after the recent mass shootings.
Cuomo urged the president to go with his gut and support new
gun control measures after last month's Parkland, Florida high school shooting that killed 17 people.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's plan to take it slow on a legislative response to the Eric Garner and Michael Brown cases contrasts with his speedy effort a year ago to pass the nation's first
gun control measure after the Newtown tragedy.
Not exact matches
Shares of companies such as American Outdoor Brands and Sturm Ruger rose Thursday
after the White House said President Donald Trump was open to multiple
gun control measures but does not want to «ban an entire class of firearms.»
At one point Trump said he backed comprehensive
gun -
control measures, but he backed off
after meeting with the NRA's top lobbyist.
Remington filed for bankruptcy one day
after hundreds of thousands of Americans took to the streets to demand tighter
gun control measures.
However, there are numerous examples of leaders «making a difference»
after a terrible shooting by passing
gun control measures.
Cuomo has over the years pushed Congress repeatedly to take up
gun control legislation
after New York approved a sweeping package of
measures in 2013 known as the SAFE Act, which remains controversial with
gun owners, especially in upstate New York.
After Cuomo signed the SAFE Act, a
gun control measure adopted in 2013, Kolb said it was the «worst piece of legislation» he's seen during his Assembly career.
A week
after Democrats staged a nearly 26 - hour sit - in demanding a vote on
gun control measures, Speaker Paul Ryan (R - Wis.)
Just
after the Sandy Hook school shooting, a lot of states passed tougher
gun control measures.
In the months
after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, several states adopted tougher
gun control measures.
Kolb said he voted against the strict
gun control measures approved by Cuomo and the Legislature
after the Sandy Hook, Connecticut, shootings in 2012, saying they unfairly harm law - abiding
gun owners.
After more than 24 hours of sitting on the House floor, Democratic lawmakers ended their sit - in without managing to force a vote on
gun control measures.
The group sent an email to supporters today noting that
after four years of political contributions from the National Rifle Association to state lawmakers,
gun control measures have been largely bottled up.
A week
after Democrats staged a nearly 26 - hour sit - in demanding a vote on
gun control measures, Speaker Paul Ryan said the House will vote next week on legislation to block suspected terrorists from buying
guns
Senate Republicans will continue to push for changes to the
gun control law known as the SAFE Act
after Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office and Majority Leader John Flanagan reached an agreement to not enact a provision of the
measure.
After being nominated by a host of prominent speakers, including former President Bill Clinton (via video) and Mayor Bill de Blasio (in person), Mr. Cuomo underscored the liberal achievements of his administration, including legalizing same - sex marriage and passing strict
gun control measures, apparently pushing back on left - leaning Democrats who have questioned his progressive credentials.
The bill comes
after several other state and local governments have passed contentious
gun -
control measures in the wake of the February mass shooting at a Florida high school.
The number he said, has been climbing rapidly, especially
after the 2013 NY SAFE act which introduced a number of new
gun control measures and led some
gun owners to fear that even tougher restrictions were on the way.
Rep. Chris Collins has done this, as has Rep. Tom Reed earlier on Friday as well
after the state Democratic committee launched an ad campaign knocking his opposition to new
gun control measures.
In the weeks
after politicians in Albany quickly passed the new
gun control measures, fears in the plant's nearly 200 - year - old hometown of Ilion rose about the company closing or relocating.
New York lawmakers passed the
gun control measures known as the SAFE Act five years ago
after Sandy Hook, which continues to divide liberals and conservatives to this day.
After the governor was widely criticized for using a message of necessity to push through rapid passage of
gun control measures back in January, Cuomo avoided the messages until the final day of session, when he says he needed to make technical corrections to bills allowing for gambling expansion and creation of tax free zones at college campuses.
«We saw
after Vegas people screaming and yelling to do everything to call for martial law to throwing the bill of rights into the shredder,» he said of a push for new
gun control measures.
Two weeks
after passing new
gun control measures, New York officials are holding public forums around the state to discuss what's in the law.
The sit - in, led by veteran civil rights campaigner and Georgia congressman John Lewis, was staged to demand a vote on
gun control measures,
after a 15 - hour filibuster in the Senate on 16 June led to a floor vote on four
measures, including one which aimed to prevent those on a terrorist no - fly list from purchasing firearms.
The Siena College poll comes
after last month's mass school shooting in Parkland, Fla., and at a time when Gov. Cuomo and Assembly and Senate Democrats have pushed a variety of new
gun control measures.
After both incidents, U.S. politicians led by then - President Barack Obama argued for tighter
gun control measures.
In Michigan, teachers have turned out in disproportionate numbers for everything from the women's marches and Indivisible rallies that sprung up
after Trump's inauguration to demonstrations demanding tougher
gun control and other school safety
measures.
The new law capped an extraordinary three weeks of lobbying
after the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, with student survivors and grieving families working to persuade a Republican - run state government that had shunned
gun control measures.
After weeks of public deliberation — including expressing support for some
gun control measures — Trump has not yet outlined what he would like to see in legislation.
Now, nearly a year
after scrapping that
gun -
control measure, Trump will be coming to Parkland to pay his respects.
Deutch said Congress could have enacted
measures to reduce violence by enacting some
gun controls after previous mass shootings.
Several angrily cited the long record of
gun control bills that have died in Congress, including
measures that were proposed
after 26 students and teachers were massacred in Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., in December 2012.
After those meetings, Scott wouldn't rule out any
gun control measure but wouldn't say how far he'd be willing to go.
So four days
after the shooting, she tweeted an offer to host young protesters coming to Washington for the newly announced March For Our Lives rally in support of stronger
gun control measures.