Pass the Assault Weapons Ban

by John Woods | 4 Calls made

About the Campaign

Call your Representative in Congress and let them know you want a real debate on the Assualt Weapons Ban. In 2004, the assault weapon ban expired, and since then, there have been numerous mass killings that involved assault weapons, including in Aurora and Newton.

President Obama has made it clear he actively supports an assault weapons ban, and members of Congress are now actively trying to gather support for the bill. Take a look at what the White House had to say on the bill, as covered by the Associated Press:

Current Call

Sen. Maria Cantwell (D - WA)

202-224-3441

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Call Script and Easy Reporting

Hi, my name is and I'm calling to urge Sen Cantwell to support the assault weapons ban. Since the assault weapons ban ended in 2004, there have been far too many mass killings in the U.S. involving assault weapons, and it's long-past due to debate and pass the assault weapons ban.

Question 1:

Will Sen Cantwell support renewing the assault weapons ban?

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