Over the last several years, the gun control crowd has lost their mojo on the gun control debate.
Polls show the topic hasn’t resonated with voters in previous election cycles, as economic concerns and foreign affairs weighed heavily on Americans’ minds.
But this all may change following a midterm election win, as congressional Democrats are saying they plan on wasting no time to pass new gun control legislation.
“The Democrat-Controlled Congress Is Gunning for the Second Amendment” was a recent headline by Townhall.com
Inside the article, it outlines how House Democrats will push for bills that mandate background checks on private gun sales that occur even when friends or family members sell firearms from their own collections.
During the Biden administration, this same issue was debated but didn’t gain traction. This could be one of the issues President Trump may veto, as he has said he would on bills he disagreed with the Democrats on.
Michael Letts, a law enforcement veteran with more than 30 years of experience and the Founder, President, and CEO of InVest USA, says the Second Amendment fight is already taking shape as Democrats plan to make background checks on private firearm sales a legislative priority.
“Who would this actually stop?” asked Letts. “What’s next? Background checks today, registration tomorrow?” he said.
