THERE it is! Coalition to Stop Gun Violence finds way to cast suspicion on NRA over 'mail bombs'

Doug P. | 6:11 PM on October 25, 2018

The investigation is still ongoing, and at this point nobody knows the person or people who sent suspicious packages that contained devices that were suspected to be bombs to several Democrats. But just because the devices in question aren’t guns doesn’t mean a way can’t be found to blame the NRA. Here’s the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence with the hottest of hot takes:

Go to a gun show and you will find bomb making kits. The @NRA is more than guns, it is using violence as a means to impact political discourse. It is dangerous.

— CSGV (@CSGV) October 24, 2018

The anti-gun activists are nothing if not predictable.

I will keep a lookout for this — it's probably right next to the Nuclear Bomb kit they sell at gun shows. https://t.co/CUugMfGKa1

— David Harsanyi (@davidharsanyi) October 25, 2018

Things that aren't true….for 500 Alex

— JunkyardTactical (@TeakellLarry) October 24, 2018

This literally couldn’t be less true.

— Will Campbell (@WILLionaire317) October 25, 2018

And yet they don’t care.

Go to Amazon and you will find The Anarchist Cookbook. Blame them while you're at it. https://t.co/mPOX2zdmPo

— Anthony Bialy (@AnthonyBialy) October 25, 2018

Huh, musta missed that table. https://t.co/HTYReKAxwP

— Barnaby (@B_Barbarian) October 24, 2018

FALSE

I double dog dare you to share actual photos of supposed "bomb making kits" that are sold at any legitimate gun show. https://t.co/mdqjwMr8ps

— Tom T. ن‎ ™ ?? ?? (@VRWCTexan) October 25, 2018