Worried about what the Senate is up to Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene tracked down Republican Senator Lindsey Graham to ask him about the red flag legislation being introduced to the current “framework.”
โIโm a gun owner and also a business owner, and I donโt know if you support this bill coming through โ the red flag gun confiscation bill. But I have to ask if you guys would consider a way to put in this bill where it doesnโt violate due process,” Greene told Graham.
Senator Graham claimed, “there won’t be a bill with that” however, 10 Republicans in the House voted to raise the age limit to buy semi-automatic rifles to 21, and conservatives are worried other GOP lawmakers will cave.
Greene wanted to get Graham on the record because just a few weeks ago, he said, “I look forward to coming back after the break, see if we can find a pathway forward on common-sense gun reforms,โ but didnโt define what โcommon-sense gun reformโ means.
Not long ago, Greene appeared with the American Firearms Association and gave out Graham’s office phone number demanding that voters hold the south Carolina Senator accountable.
โSo, hereโs what Iโve been asking everyone to do: Iโm asking everyone to call Senator Lindsey Grahamโs office, 202-224-5972. Call Senator Graham and tell him to stop helping Joe Biden destroy your freedoms, take away your gun rights, and burn this country down. Tell Senator Graham to be a Republican and to do his job in the Senate โ that is hold the line and vote โnoโ to Joe Bidenโs red flag gun confiscation bills,” Greene said.
Look folks, there is no โif red flags are done right.โ Their very design is to remove due process, your right to hearing, counsel, court-appointed defender. Lack of enforcement doesnโt mean absence of law.
โ Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) June 14, 2022




