Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) announced that the Senate would put aside the gun control bill for now, saying “it’s only a matter of time before we bring this anti-gun violence measure back to the floor.”

President Obama hosted an event at the White House today urging Congress to take action to reduce gun violence – by once again standing on the graves of dead children. Gun control advocacy groups were calling this a “National Call for Action” day, which the media has been quick to cover.

Last night President Obama gave the State of the Union Address, the first of his second term in office. For those of you who missed it, here’s a recap on what the President had to say on gun control.

This fight is far from over. President Obama will be at the Minneapolis Police Department’s Special Operations Center today to discuss his ”his comprehensive set of common sense ideas to reduce gun violence.” He will be pushing his gun control plan which includes universal background checks for all gun sales, a renewal of the assault weapons ban, and restrictions on …

Texas Governor Rick Perry released the following statement today regarding President Obama’s Executive Actions:

Speaking this morning at a press conference announcing his administration’s plan for gun control, President Obama said the following: I will put everything I’ve got into this, and so will Joe [Biden]…