I was on a radio show this week when I first saw Everytown’s latest anti-gun campaign: “Debunking Gun Myths at the Dinner Table.”
The show’s host, Mark Walters, of Armed American Radio, is a longtime friend who enjoys discussing new anti-gun propaganda with his guests live on the air in multiple cities.
Neither of us had seen Everytown’s latest propaganda campaign before. It was new to both of us. All of a sudden, we were both struck by what we were reading. Everytown’s latest bit of propaganda was really bad—but not in a way that could negatively impact our gun rights. It was very poorly written and perhaps one of the craziest things we had ever seen.
You’ve got to understand that this is somewhat unusual for Everytown, given their unlimited financial resources, which founder Michael Bloomberg, a billionaire and former New York City mayor, keeps pumping into Everytown and his collection of other anti-gun groups.
The more we read, the broader our smiles became. Everytown submitted a “myth” and then followed up with what they called a “fact,” but none of it made any sense. The published source for most of this foolishness was “Everytown Research,” which explains a lot.
Click the link to read the whole article: Everytown’s Latest Assault on Rights Questions Sanity
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