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This is the latest in the NRA’s new strategy to directly confront New York billionaire and gun control advocate Michael Bloomberg, casting light on his status as an outsider and a meddler, with the help of Kimberly Weeks.

Weeks is a Colorado resident where gun control has gone from a non-issue to possibly the central issue in politics following a call for increased gun control, which was passed in the form of several bills.

After new gun control laws in Colorado took effect voters moved to recall three state senators, successfully recalling two including former Senate President John Morse and forcing a third to resign.

The NRA’s strategy is simple, to point out where Bloomberg has left a footprint and let the people do the rest. For more about the campaign visit the Meet Bloomberg website.

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Jill Tahmooressi, mother of jailed Marine Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi, wipes away tears in front of Congress as she testified Wednesday on her son’s plight. (Photo: J. Scott Applewhite/AP)

Lt. Col. George Bivens of the Pennsylvania state police describes pipe bombs found in the search area where authorities are looking for alleged cop-killer Eric Frein. (Photo: AP)

Deer Trail, Colo. Mayor Franks Fields displays proper drone-hunting technique. (Photo: CBS 7)

Whenever I pick up the Henry Frontier, I feel the need to yell, “Yeehaw!” (Photo: Jim Grant)

Aimpoint has just officially unveiled its newest red dot sight, the Micro T-2. The T-2 is a completely upgraded version of the wildly-successful Micro T-1, which has set many standards for red dot sights and is thought by many to be one of if not the best micro red dot sight on the market.

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The Ghost Gunner, a plug and play desktop CNC machine can finish an 80 percent AR-15 lower in about an hour. (Photo: Defense Distributed)

U.S. District Judge Virginia M. Kendall (Photo: US Courts.gov)

Known for his year of infamy after being acquitted of the shooting death of a Florida teen, George Zimmerman wants to set the record straight so to speak by telling his side of the story — unchallenged — on Armed American Radio.

Unicorn Leah is driving a point home at 1200 feet per second with her Mossy 590, and it’s bad news for these lettuce extremists. With a little help from Article-15 clothing you can be damn sure the kaleiphate will never rise to power.

If you share Leah’s position on the state of unchecked iceberg aggression, show it with a “Fuck Lettuce” tee of your own.

They’re $20 well spent.

[Unicorn Leah/YouTube]

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David Kedra (Photo: AP)

Following in the footsteps of Moms Demand Action, three U.S. senators are asking that Kroger ban open carrying of firearms in their stores, claiming that the corporation’s refusal to do so thus far has left the door open for gun rights advocates to exploit the policy.

Authorities said the dog food stolen by DeMarko Peoples was for some pit bulls who had been taken at gunpoint from a nearby home earlier that day. (Photo: WFSB)

One resident in the neighborhood, who did not wish to comment, simply called the incident “pretty raw.” (Photo: The Post and Courier)

The youngest of the 15 gunshot victims present in the nightclub was an 11-year-old girl. (Photo: AP)

The North Carolina State Fair is set to kick off Oct. 16, but the state’s agriculture commissioner and a local gun rights group are at odds over the current “no guns” policy at the fairgrounds.

Gov. Jerry Brown agreed with three out of four gun control bills on his desk Tuesday. (Photo: Lenny Ignelzi/Associated Press)