I was thrilled to join @adelemcclure.bsky.social today to cast our early ballots for gun violence prevention champions including @abigailspanberger.com.

Please turn out to vote this Tuesday — lives depend on it.

There are many things that Gov. Cox and I disagree on, including gun safety laws, but on this we agree: Regardless of ideology, we must unite against political violence.

As lead of an organization founded after a gunman tried to kill President Reagan, I urge Americans to listen to these words.

The shooting at Annunciation Catholic School had me thinking about an article I read not long ago, "Financial Firepower," and how after a fatal school shooting pro-gun PACs dramatically boost their political contributions.

I talked w/ @teamenough.org's Stephan Abrams about this disturbing trend.

ICYMI: I talked with @morningjoe-msnbc.bsky.social about Trump’s decision to allow open carry in DC.

This is an open invitation for individuals who are intent on doing harm to come into our city and potentially do that harm, making it more dangerous for every person who lives and visits here.

This week has been unbearably painful.

But there is hope: Brady just won a HISTORIC victory holding the gun industry accountable.

I couldn’t be more proud of our legal team at Brady and all the ways they are leading this fight.

THIS is how we prevent future shootings and save lives.

Don’t buy the line that “nothing has been done.” We passed the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act — and this President gutted its life-saving programs. Yes, we must do more. But change starts with the people in power. Voters must hold them accountable and demand better.