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One county leader who voted in favor of the resolution dismissed the activism of Parkland students, saying they "still wear diapers."

"David reads his gun talking points well; I want to see if he knows which end of a shotgun the shells go in," he said.

"School should not be a place where we have to worry about our kids getting killed. The more I see things like Parkland, I do get frustrated and feel sad that I failed."

While lawmakers across the country have introduced gun control legislation since the Parkland shooting, some states are passing laws to protect the Second Amendment.

The NRA linked to a website blaming law enforcement for the Parkland shooting.

The next time you hear pro-gun NRA propaganda, here's how to respond.

The revelation paints a different picture than the gun rights group's previous disclosures.

Nugent previously described the students as "soulless," "mushy-brained children."

"I'm tired of these liberals jumping on the guns themselves as if they are the cause of the problem," the congressman said.

Out-of-state residents can apply for a nonresident concealed carry permit in Virginia without ever stepping foot in the state, or placing a finger on a trigger.

"We're at a point where the things that are happening in our country are so bad and it comes from Trump," he said in a new interview.

"We hope that our local decision helps spur state and national leaders to take steps to make our communities safer."

The rocker called the high school students "not very educated," adding that the teens "wouldn't know an AR-15 from a pterodactyl."

According to reports, the accident marks the 150th time a child has been injured or killed in a shooting in 2018.

Ted Nugent also called the young activists "mushy-brained," "liars," "pathetic" and "soulless."

Nobody knows how many dues-paying members the NRA really has, because it won't release regular or verified membership rolls. A Newsweek analysis found it could be significantly fewer than what the gun group claims.

But they do have the power to reach those who have been "dominated" by the NRA, the former president said.

Our nation's students are taking to the streets with one simple, heartbreaking message: Please don't let us die.

The march is over, but students have politicians in their sights and gun control activism is set to continue through the 2018 midterms.

As the NRA and gun manufacturers dumped millions into Trump and the Republican Party in 2016, Clinton may have been a boon to the industry as president.

"How about kids instead of looking to someone else to solve their problem, do something about maybe taking CPR classes or trying to deal with situations that when there is a violent shooter that you can actually respond to that," Rick Santorum said on CNN's "State of the Union."

The NRA claimed that "gun-hating billionaires and Hollywood elites" are exploiting children.

Young voters called it "political suicide."

My six-year-old brother, Noah, was murdered in his classroom. His twin sister, Arielle, and older sister, Sophia, survived. That day is burned into my memory forever.

It's also one strand in a web of Trump-NRA relationships.

CNN's Jake Tapper chimed in to provide a quick fact check.

"I now join the long list of imperfect human beings with 'foot in mouth' disease," Republican candidate for Kentucky Secretary of State Carl Nett said.

The Daily Caller's positing was an apparent reference to President Donald Trump's support for arming teachers in the wake of the Parkland, Florida school shooting.

"I hope someone breaks in your house and rapes your daughter," wrote one man, who describes himself as a Christian and NRA defender in his profile.

The number of children killed by gunfire in the United States since the 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School is greater than the total of U.S. soldiers killed in overseas combat since 9/11, according to a Department of Defense report.