Nikki Haley said she doesn’t “trust government to deal with red flag laws” Sunday, and called for addressing mental health and abolishing gun-free zones.
Former Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said on Sunday that she doesn’t “trust government to deal with red flag laws” during a CNN Town Hall, and called for addressing mental health and abolishing gun-free zones.
“I don’t trust government to deal with red flag laws,” Haley said in response to an audience member’s question regarding mass shootings. “I don’t trust that they won’t take them away from people who rightfully deserve to have them, because you’ve got someone else judging whether someone should have a gun or not. It is a constitutional right that people can protect and defend themselves.” (RELATED: ‘Heads Need To Roll’: Nikki Haley Hammers FBI, DOJ Over Trump-Russia Probe)
President Joe Biden called for gun control in a June 2, 2022 speech in response to mass shootings in Buffalo, Tulsa and Uvalde, Texas, including a ban on so-called “assault weapons,” repeal of a law protecting firearms manufacturers from certain liability claims, expanded background checks and “red flag” laws.
