MLG claims outrage over anti-gun edicts is ‘sexism,’ wants to snatch more guns

In an article from the pro-abortion fringe site “The 19th,” Lujan Grisham and two other abortion up-to-birth governors were featured to talk about their assaults in each of their respective states. The governors invoked shootings as the impetus for their gun-grabbing, including Lujan Grisham.

Democrat New York Gov. Kathy Hochul bragged about her state’s “Red flag” law and a law taking away 18-20-year-olds’ rights to own firearms. She claimed, “This was deeply personal to me.”

Michigan’s Democrat Gov. Gretchen Whitmer touted bills she signed taking away her citizens’ constitutional rights. 

“Whitmer signed into law an extreme risk law, a secure storage requirement for firearms to protect children, a background check requirement for all unlicensed gun sales, a law prohibiting those convicted of domestic violence misdemeanors from purchasing or possessing firearms, and an extreme risk protection order law allowing police officers, health care professionals and family members concerned about someone who may harm themselves or others to seek a court order to temporarily confiscate their firearms,” the outlet reported.

Whitmer said, “Is there more to do? Absolutely. Is there ultimately going to be a need for national action? Yes.”

Lujan Grisham bragged about her 7-day waiting period bill passed in the 2024 Legislative Session and her unconstitutional edict that she signed to use the death of a child for political gain last September, banning all firearm possession and ownership in Albuquerque. The executive order was immediately struck down by a Joe Biden-appointed federal judge. 

The governor then blamed outrage after her unconstitutional actions on “sexism.”

“She knows it is work that doesn’t necessarily come without detractors — and sexism,” wrote the outlet, quoting her as saying, “I think someone opposing me might say, ‘Oh she had an emotional break’ but no — it’s a practical response to recognizing that my job is actually to make sure that I do everything in my power to make Americans and New Mexicans and their families and their children safe…. There are just so many guns out there. That family didn’t see a car with guns. You just can’t see them. You don’t know where they are. You can’t attenuate your risk.”

Lujan Grisham has called a special session for July 18 focused on “crime,” although her specific agenda items have not yet been set. She may bring forward more unconstitutional legislation to rival Whitmer and Hochul.