Bloomberg Invests Millions in Legal Battles Against Trump
Michael Bloomberg's gun control organization, Everytown for Gun Safety, is committing $10 million to support Democratic candidates for state attorney general. These attorneys general often find themselves leading legal challenges against policies enacted by former President Donald Trump. The investment aims to bolster their ability to fight what the group sees as harmful policies in areas like gun control. This financial backing underscores the ongoing legal and political battles stemming from the Trump era.
New York, NY - Michael Bloomberg's Everytown for Gun Safety is investing $10 million to support Democratic candidates running for state attorney general. The organization views these attorneys general as critical players in the ongoing legal confrontations with policies implemented during the Trump administration. The funding will be used to support campaigns across the country, focusing on states where Everytown believes attorneys general can have the greatest impact on gun safety laws and other key issues.
The move reflects a long-term commitment by Bloomberg to challenge Trump-era policies through the legal system. Democratic attorneys general have frequently initiated lawsuits against the federal government, challenging executive orders and regulations on a range of issues, including environmental protection, immigration, and healthcare. This investment is expected to strengthen their ability to mount these legal challenges and defend state laws.
Everytown's president, John Feinblatt, stated that the investment is crucial for protecting communities from gun violence and holding the gun industry accountable. He emphasized the role of state attorneys general in enforcing gun laws and advocating for stronger gun safety measures. The Republican National Committee declined to comment on the investment, but sources close to the Trump campaign suggested the move was politically motivated and an attempt to undermine the former president's legacy.
The move reflects a long-term commitment by Bloomberg to challenge Trump-era policies through the legal system. Democratic attorneys general have frequently initiated lawsuits against the federal government, challenging executive orders and regulations on a range of issues, including environmental protection, immigration, and healthcare. This investment is expected to strengthen their ability to mount these legal challenges and defend state laws.
Everytown's president, John Feinblatt, stated that the investment is crucial for protecting communities from gun violence and holding the gun industry accountable. He emphasized the role of state attorneys general in enforcing gun laws and advocating for stronger gun safety measures. The Republican National Committee declined to comment on the investment, but sources close to the Trump campaign suggested the move was politically motivated and an attempt to undermine the former president's legacy.