NRA mocks Biden’s new ‘gun violence prevention’ office with advice on its name

The White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention will be led by Vice President Kamala Harris and longtime Biden aide Stefanie Feldman

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The NRA slammed President Biden’s launch of the first-ever federal office to address "gun violence prevention," while criticizing the office’s director, who has repeatedly vowed on social media to help "defeat" the Second Amendment group.  

"The Biden administration's new White House Office of so-called 'Gun Violence Prevention' might as well be renamed the 'Federal Office to Disarm Law-Abiding Americans and Defeat the NRA.' One doesn't have to look far into Stefanie Feldman's social media to see biases and agenda: a barrage of over 20 posts aggressively targeting the NRA, combined with promises of ‘big, bold’ executive action on gun control, paints a clear picture," NRA spokesman Billy McLaughlin told Fox News Digital. 

Biden announced the creation of the first-ever White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention last week, with Vice President Kamala Harris leading the office and Stefanie Feldman serving as the office’s director. Feldman is a longtime Biden aide. Read more and see video here.