NRA critics: ‘Clenched fist’ ad incites political violence
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The National Rifle Association's latest ad -- burning up Thursday's internet -- is a bit of a jaw dropper.
NRA spokesperson Dana Loesch comes out with an anger over a political philosophy that could make a person wonder if she should own a gun.
In a letter to the NRA, Women’s March organizer Tamika Mallory called on the NRA to remove the ad “as it suggests armed violence against communities of color, progressives and anyone who does not agree with this Administration’s policies.”
Loesch dismissed the criticism of a congressman who said it exploits the shooting in Alexandria when a man opened fire on Republicans at a softball practice.
"Their ex-president?" "Their media?" "Their schools?" That's not divisive at all.
And Now Some Assurance That Things Will Be OK: Londoners Are Leaving Jars of Marmalade at a Paddington Bear Statue (Time)
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