Representative Thomas Massie (R-KY) re-introduced the "Safe Students Act." The "Safe Students Act" (H.R. 5066) repeals the "Gun-Free School Zones Act of 1990," (GFSZA) eliminating GFSZA's one-size-fits-all federal ban on guns in school zones. Enactment of the "Safe Students Act" would make it easier for state and local governments and school boards to unambiguously set their own firearms policies. "Gun-free zones are ineffective and make our schools less safe. Since 1950, 94% of mass public shootings have occurred in places where citizens are banned from having guns," Rep. Thomas Massie bleated. "Banks, churches, sports stadiums, and many of my colleagues in Congress are protected with firearms. Yet children inside the classroom are too frequently left vulnerable." Another gun advocate sniveled: "Instead of protecting' our kids with a tin sign, let's defend them with something that makes a difference: a good guy with a gun."

Congressman Massie also supports the "National Constitutional [Firearm] Carry Act." The CDC informs: "Firearm injuries and deaths continue to be a significant public health problem in the US. In 2022, there were more than 48,000 firearm-related deaths in the US. That's about 132 people dying from a firearm-related injury each day. More than half of firearm-related deaths were suicides and more than four out of every ten were firearm homicides." The US underwent 57 times as many school shootings as the other major industrialized nations combined. This year Dummkopf Trumpf loosened federal firearm restrictions and the "Big Beautiful Bill" eased regulations on firearm silencers and some rifles and shotguns. Links: CDC; Trumpf Ukase; US #1 in School Shootings. Below: In 2021, Thomas Massie posted a Christmas picture of himself and six others holding firearms resembling machine guns and assault rifles.