Repeat: The ads are the NRA's latest salvo in the gun debate, attempting to influence the public -- and, thus, lawmakers -- to challenge a fresh gun-control push, one that the NRA CEO called "the single most devastating attack on the Second Amendment that this country has ever seen."
The ads are the NRA's latest salvo in the gun debate, attempting to influence the public -- and, thus, lawmakers -- to challenge a fresh gun-control push, one that the NRA CEO called "the single most devastating attack on the Second Amendment that this country has ever seen."