Shannon Watts

The Washington Commanders and Washington Nationals are taking part in gun control campaigns during June, which is Gun Violence Awareness Month. 

In the wake of Saturday’s Allen, Texas, mall shooting, Mike Bloomberg gun control affiliate Shannon Watts criticized Lone Star State lawmakers for not raising the minimum purchase age for AR-15s to 21. 

FACT CHECK: Mike Bloomberg gun control affiliate Shannon Watts claimed there is no background check required for the purchase of rifles and other long guns in Texas.

Mike Bloomberg gun control affiliate Shannon Watts blamed the shooting at the Nashville-area Covenant School on permitless carry before any details about the incident were known.

Elle published an article by Mike Bloomberg gun control affiliate Shannon Watts in which Watts claims that the “overlap between gun extremists and men who hate women is alarming.”

Gun control activist and Moms Demand Action founder Shannon Watts is criticizing a Cincinnati charter school’s efforts to teach students “gun safety.” 

Mike Bloomberg-backed Everytown for Gun Safety is spending $3 million to train its volunteers to run for political office. 

Mike Bloomberg-founded Everytown for Gun Safety endorsed the candidacy of Democrat presidential hopeful Joe Biden on Monday.

Moms Demand Action founder Shannon Watts responded to President Trump’s Syria policy by claiming it is easier to purchase a semiautomatic rifle than it is to purchase Sudafed.

Celebrity astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is facing backlash from rock band Smash Mouth and gun control advocates after he took to Twitter to compare the number of deaths from the latest mass shootings to that of other causes, such as medical errors and suicide.

On Tuesday Shannon Watts used Twitter to mock the NRA’s opposition to a ban of centerfire rifle ammunition.

Shannon Watts pushed gun control in reaction to the University of North Carolina Charlotte (UNCC) shooting before the details of the shooting were even known.

Moms Demand Action founder Shannon Watts suggests New Zealand gun control is a model for United States lawmakers.

Moms Demand Action claims Republican lawmakers in New Hampshire mocked its push for gun confiscation.

Shannon Watts claims the NRA exploited the Sandy Hook Elementary School attack to enrich itself and sell guns.

Moms Demand Action founder Shannon Watts criticized the NRA and tweeted for more gun laws before the number of casualties, injuries, and other facts in the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting were even known.

Shannon Watts used the Jacksonville shooting as a springboard for a new gun control push and she did so before the details of the Jacksonville shooting had been released.

Michael Bloomberg-funded Moms Demand Action is urging Amazon, Apple, and YouTube to cut ties with NRATV.

Moms Demand Action’s Shannon Watts claims Sen. Ted Cruz’s (R-TX) opposition to universal background checks is equivalent to opposing laws to stop the murder of small children.

Michael Bloomberg boosted the finances of the gun control lobby by giving and/or spending over $50 million in 2014 alone.

Gun control proponent Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense, has aborted her political aspirations but makes clear she will continue to fight for further restrictions on the Second Amendment.

True to the left’s habit of having one set of standards for itself and another set for the common man, participants in Friday’s Women’s March against the NRA and gun rights were surrounded by armed guards.

Moms Demand Action founder Shannon Watts claimed a win on Thursday because one state’s Democrat governor signed a new gun law.

Gun control proponent Shannon Watts is urging women to run for Congress with the goal of instituting gun control once in D.C.

Gun control proponent Shannon Watts, founder of the Michael Bloomberg-funded Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, claims the “gun lobby” is using the term “suppressor” instead of “silencer” as a way to confuse members of her group.

Sources who previously worked for Moms Demand Action founder Shannon Watts describe her in not-so-idyllic terms like “self-promoting tyrant.”

Moms Demand Action founder Shannon Watts says she and her group “will not be silenced,” that they will protest at President Trump’s upcoming NRA speech.

During an April 16 appearance on MSNBC, Moms Demand Action founder Shannon Watts suggested “caring Americans” support gun control, while others support or at least tolerate “the gun lobby.”

On January 10, Moms Demand Action founder Shannon Watts attempted to recruit Teen Vogue readers to the gun control cause by assuring them that her group wins by bypassing Congress.

When news broke of the January 6 shooting in the Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International gun-free zone, President-elect Donald Trump Tweeted that his “thoughts and prayers” were with the people in the airport.

On December 10, the Daily Camera published an interview wherein the founder of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America said her group is not anti-gun but they do oppose law-abiding citizens being able to carry guns for self-defense nationally.

As news of the November 28 Ohio State University attack unfolded, a number of groups and individuals seized on the incident as another “shooting” and used it as an opportunity to call for more gun control.

Shortly after news of the attack on Ohio State University’s campus began seeping out, Moms Demand Action founder Shannon Watts began referencing it as a justification for gun control.

On November 15, Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America founder Shannon Watts said her group will not be silenced by Donald Trump’s presidential victory, and she warned that gun grabbers must stay vigilant to prevent the repeal of existing gun controls.

On August 28, Moms Demand Action founder Shannon Watts reacted to NRA criticism of Hillary Clinton’s gun control plans by suggesting the NRA’s fight against gun control is an “attack on Americans.”

On June 21, NPR corrected their earlier report on Moms Demand Action Founder Shannon Watts by pointing out that she was not just a “regular” mom who happened to begin a gun control group. Rather, she was public relations officer, a Democratic Party donor, and a “corporate communications executive.”