Bloomberg pledges $25 million for more gun control, starting with national reciprocity

By Chris Eger

Gun control groups funded by former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg are beginning the 2018 election campaign early, with nationwide concealed carry as a starting point. (Photo: Mike Bloomberg/Facebook)
Everytown for Gun Safety announced Monday it is digging deep and are starting the 2018 election cycle with special attention paid to defeating nationwide concealed carry recognition.
Heralded in an interview by Everytown President John Feinblatt in Politico and a follow-up statement, the gun control organs funded in large part by former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg are going on a $25 million offensive when it comes to concealed carry reciprocity.
“This is a line in the sand on this issue, there’s no question about it. The NRA wants to normalize carrying guns in public. It’s not where the American public is,” said Feinblatt, noting the group is scoring how lawmakers chose sides on the pending legislation. “We’re putting people on notice today that we’re watching … and that we expect to hold people accountable.”
Two Republican-backed measures are afoot on Capitol Hill that aim to allow those eligible to possess a firearm to have a concealed handgun in any state that allows individuals to carry a pistol or revolver. U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson, R-NC,

Source: Guns.com