Gun-rights advocates in Senate absent from Sunday shows
After the shooting in Conneticutt on Friday there were no Senators who supported gun rights who would appear on any shows Sunday. Many network news shows reached out to these Senators yet there were no takers. An executive producer for one of NBC's shows tweeted that they had reached out to all 31 pro gun rights Senators yet no one wanted to appear on the show. On CBS they tried to get a Republican on the Judiciary Committee to appear yet everyone was either unavailable or said no. One Senator, a Republican from Texas, cancelled his appearance on "Face the Nation" due to a sudden case of Laryngitis. Each one of these shows or stations was completely dominated by Democrats or Senators in favor of gun control laws. Senator Diane Feinstein said that at the next Congress she will introduce an assualt weapons ban. Each person appearing on one of the shows were similar in that everyone on them advocated for gun control laws.
After the shooting in Conneticutt on Friday there were no Senators who supported gun rights who would appear on any shows Sunday. Many network news shows reached out to these Senators yet there were no takers. An executive producer for one of NBC's shows tweeted that they had reached out to all 31 pro gun rights Senators yet no one wanted to appear on the show. On CBS they tried to get a Republican on the Judiciary Committee to appear yet everyone was either unavailable or said no. One Senator, a Republican from Texas, cancelled his appearance on "Face the Nation" due to a sudden case of Laryngitis. Each one of these shows or stations was completely dominated by Democrats or Senators in favor of gun control laws. Senator Diane Feinstein said that at the next Congress she will introduce an assualt weapons ban. Each person appearing on one of the shows were similar in that everyone on them advocated for gun control laws.
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