Battleground Senate Democrats up for reelection in 2024 decried the effects of a gun control bill they helped pass last congressional term.
Senate Democrats up for reelection in 2024 decried the effects of a gun control bill they helped pass.the Biden administration for withholding funding from schools that offer hunting and archery courses.
Hannah Hurley, a spokesperson for Sinema, said, “We agree with Sens. Cornyn and Tillis — this is not Congressional intent, hunting and archery classes should be eligible for funding and not penalized, and we are working with lawmakers on both sides and the Administration to ensure this gets fixed.” “The Bipartisan Safer Communities Act was an overwhelmingly bipartisan bill that addressed gun violence and mental health in our schools,” Manchin said.
“Hunting and shooting sports are part of our Montana way of life, and our schools have long offered safety courses that play a major role in teaching personal responsibility,” Tester wrote in a statement. “Any reduction of federal support by the Biden Administration for these school programs is unacceptable.”
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