"We have to do more to stop gun violence. It’s ripping our communities apart. It’s ripping at the very soul of the nation."

– President Biden,

following the school shooting in Nashville, TN

President Biden is right, John. We have to do more. Congress needs to do more.

Nashville has become yet another community ripped apart by gun violence after a shooter mercilessly killed three children and three adults with an assault rifle. More people – more children  – are dead now, because Congress has continuously failed to ban these weapons of war. Join President Biden and tell Congress to ban assault weapons NOW. >>

The gunman in Nashville used an assault weapon because it’s designed to kill as many people as possible, as quickly as possible. Yesterday’s shooting lasted only 14 minutes and six people lost their lives. These have become the choice firearm for mass shooters, and even though Biden President Biden has pleaded with Congress tragedy after tragedy, they refuse to listen. 

Biden called for a ban after 19 children were killed with an assault rifle in Uvalde, Congress didn’t ban assault weapons.

Biden called for a ban after 10 people were killed with a semi-automatic pistol in Monterey Park, Congress didn’t ban assault weapons.

Biden called for a ban after 7 people were killed with a semi-automatic rifle in Highland Park, Congress didn’t ban assault weapons.

Biden called for a ban after 10 people were killed with an AR-15 style pistol in Boulder, Congress didn’t ban assault weapons.

Tell Congress that we are done waiting. Add your name to demand a ban on assault weapons NOW. >>

These weapons of war do not belong on our streets nor in our schools, John. It’s long past time for our lawmakers to stand up to the gun lobby’s death money and heed the call of the president, Brady, and gun violence prevention activists across the country. Tell Congress: This is life or death. TAKE ACTION TO BAN ASSAULT WEAPONS. >>

Thank you for urging our lawmakers to take the lifesaving action that our country deserves. 

–Team Brady

Thank you for joining us in honoring those lives lost in Nashville, TN, with action. Evelyn Dieckhaus, 9, William Kinney, 9, Hallie Scruggs, 9, Mike Hill, 61, Katherine Koonce, 60, and Cynthia Peak, 61.