O & # 39; Rourke Debate Raises Gun Debate During Sunday Broadcasts

Comments from former Beto MP O. Rourke (D-Texas) on gun control during the Third Democratic Presidential Debate on Thursday night propelled the topic to the forefront Sunday morning, with Democratic guests suggesting his comment: "God, we will take" Assault rifles could play in the hands of the GOP.

O'Rourke, who stepped up his gun-control speech after a mass shooting that killed 22 people in his hometown of El Paso, Texas, defended this remark, saying NBC television Chuck ToddCharles (Chuck) David Todd Krystal Ball extols the merits of Sanders Texas A GOP Senator on gun reform: Trump must "set guidelines" on what he will sign at the White House, says Trump lobbying for the escalation of the Chinese trade war MORE about how he would play politically "just [show] how are wasted priorities in Washington, D.C.

"What is really terrible is that 22 people were killed Saturday in a Walmart before the schools started and next Monday they will buy their school supplies, innocent of any crime or threat to this country. In fact, they live in one of the safest cities in America, El Paso, Texas – hunted by its ethnicity with a weapon designed to be used on a battlefield, "added O & # 39; Rourke.

South Bend, Ind., Mayor of one of O'Rourke's Democrat presidents Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegO's Rourke responds to Buttigieg's gun review: "This calculation and this fear are what brought us here." Buttigieg: Biden gave a "bad" answer to the debate about the legacy of slavery. Sunday shows MORE, told CNN Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperO's Rourke responds to Buttigieg's gun criticism: "This calculation and this fear are what brought us here in the first place" The moment of the debate on O. Rourke reignites the Cicilline's Firearms Debate: O-Rourke's Commentary AR-15 "Does not Help" MORE the moment could be used against Democrats by Republicans, simply by saying "yes" when Tapper asked if he could play in the hands of the GOP.

Buttigieg added that the focus should be on more popular positions such as universal background checks and the sale of new assault weapons.

"It's a golden moment to do something – we've been discussing it since I was alive," he said. "Let's do it."

representative David CicillineDavid Nicola Cicilline – Debate Begins With Firearms Debate Sunday – Weapons Dominate After Democratic Debate Cicillin: O-Rourke's Commentary AR-15 "Does not Help" CONTINUED (RD.I.) told the "Fox News Sunday" guest host, Bill Hemmer, that Mr. O. Rourke's comment "did not help," but added that 39, no gun law in the Democratic House provided for compulsory surrender, adding that priority should instead be universal background checks.

"We know that background checks work," he added. "We have to do something – the Americans demand that we do something … … I grew up and we did shooting exercises … it was the scariest thing we did." young children do active shooting exercises.

Counselor to the President Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayThe moment of the debate on O. Rourke revives the debate on guns Sunday's shows – Guns dominate after the democratic debate Conway: Trump keeps "many options on the table" in retaliation from Iran, meeting with Iranian leaders MORE, meanwhile, refers to the commentary to defend President TrumpDonald John TrumpHarris denounces Kavanaugh's fictitious nomination process and calls for his indictment after the allegation of sexual misconduct. Celebrating "Hispanic Heritage Month" at Trump's Age Do not play Charlie Brown at Lucy, an Iranian MOREThe apparent decline in the strengthening of background checks.

"We will not let the bad actors who should not have firearms in the first place serve as an excuse to a group of liberals and socialists to confiscate the firearms of respectful citizens." of the law who legally bought them, "Conway told Hemmer.

"I will not let the people who slander and constantly deny the forces of order responsible for public security [and] public policy, "added Conway.