Max Miller should drop out of his race, and Republicans should be stating so publicly, on-the-record. There is no place in Congress for Max Miller or anyone who has been credibly accused of domestic violence.
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Kris Brown | President, @BradyUnited.org
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Guess who profits from this administration’s rollback of lifesaving gun violence prevention policies? Yep, the Trump family. Read my latest Newsweek op-ed
We aren’t safe in a guns everywhere America, not even at a drive-thru. The Twin Falls shooter is believed to have used an assault-style rifle, a weapon of war that has no place in our communities. My thoughts are with the families of the deceased and injured and the Twin Falls community.
We should focus on Rep. Max Miller’s reported armed abuse of his ex-wife and daughter, and the best way to do so, is for everyone, including his father-in-law, Sen. Bernie Moreno, to call for his immediate resignation.
Steve HermanSenator Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) is the former father-in-law of Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio).
We fought for, and achieved, record progress in saving lives. Now Trump wants to undo all of that and put millions of lives at stake. Guns will be more likely than ever to end up in the hands of gun traffickers, domestic abusers, and children. Read my latest in @newsweek.com
The Apalachee shooter’s father gave his son a semiautomatic rifle AFTER police visited their home in response to a mass shooting threat made by his child. This defies all comprehension and now, 4 people are dead. Accountability for reckless and irresponsible behavior must be our standard.
Kris Brown | President, @BradyUnited.orgColin Gray’s prison sentence is about accountability and prevention. When adults leave firearms unsecured, the results can be catastrophic. Safely storing your gun stops gun violence before it happens. Four people should be here. This sentence won’t bring them back but it should be a wake-up call.
As Little House on the Prairie returns for a new generation, it reminds us that responsibility has always been part of the American story. The pioneers of the 19th century treated firearms with meticulous, survival-driven care. Today’s families can do the same. Read my latest Substack post ⬇️
Colin Gray’s prison sentence is about accountability and prevention. When adults leave firearms unsecured, the results can be catastrophic. Safely storing your gun stops gun violence before it happens. Four people should be here. This sentence won’t bring them back but it should be a wake-up call.
Elon Musk believes you can just buy your way out of any problem. But he and Trump can’t buy their way out of the exhaustion & fear that Americans feel about gun violence in their communities. They can’t buy their way out of unpopular and deadly policies including arming convicted domestic abusers.
Public dollars should advance public safety, not undermine it. Thank you, @mayorofchicago.bsky.social for today’s lifesaving executive action.
Brady is deeply proud to work with @mayorofchicago.bsky.social to ensure responsible firearms procurement. We are calling on mayors and governors across America: Join Chicago. Make sure taxpayer dollars are being used to strengthen public safety instead of undermining it. Lives depend on it.
Taxpayer dollars are directly fueling the gun violence epidemic. This announcement in Chicago today is the first step of many that needs to happen to hold the gun industry accountable.
Excited to join this exciting announcement in Chicago today. Taxpayer dollars should NEVER reward businesses that put our children and our communities at risk. Brady is working community by community to hold the gun industry accountable and save lives.
Brady | United Against Gun ViolenceWe’re in Chicago today celebrating the Mayor’s Executive Order that ensures city agencies won’t give tax dollars to gun dealers who break the law. Chicago joins Colorado, New Jersey, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego in implementing these Brady-backed standards.
Hear me out: Let’s spend this much energy (and more) on preventing would-be mass shooters from getting their hands on guns in the first place. We should be asking why our leaders are still making it easy for individuals who want to harm others.
Police believe that 3 people were killed in Seattle on Sunday with an untraceable, unserialized ghost gun: devices that the U.S. House majority voted to proliferate earlier this year.
Guns took 2 partners — who both died by firearm suicide — from 1 woman. Then, the NRA fought to keep the retirement savings one of them left behind. When an organization refuses to confront the role of firearms in suicide, and instead benefits from supporters’ deaths, we should all ask questions.
This is a horrific family tragedy. A mother and her 6 children are gone because an abuser had access to a gun. Armed domestic violence is exceedingly deadly. Domestic violence and gun violence are not separate crises — they are inseparable, and we must do more to keep guns out of dangerous hands.
These allegations—including armed domestic violence—against Rep. Max Miller (OH-7) are deplorable and completely unacceptable. They must be investigated, along with allegations that were also made by another woman. And yet, there is silence from Congressional leadership.
All Americans — including our toddlers — should be able to safely attend a food festival without fear of being shot. My thoughts are with the families of the victims and the Seattle community.
Brady’s youth-led initiative, @teamenough.org, gives me tremendous hope for the future of this movement. This past week, these youth leaders met in DC, and 2 of them joined me at Locked & Unloaded. Their courage, passion, and vision will leave you inspired as well. Read more ⬇️