In a significant blow to the House Democrats' latest gun control efforts, Representative Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania has withdrawn his support for their push to enact stricter gun laws. Fitzpatrick, who had previously voted in favor of an assault weapons ban and stricter background checks, now rejects the Democratic strategy to bypass Speaker Kevin McCarthy and force a vote on gun control bills.
In a recent development, the United States Senate failed to pass House Joint Resolution 44, a significant legislative proposal aimed at halting the implementation of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) pistol brace rule. The resolution, initially sponsored by Representative Andrew Clyde of Georgia, gained attention for its potential to counter the controversial rule. However, despite passing in the House of Representatives, it fell short of the necessary support in the Senate, resulting in the continuation of the ATF's pistol brace rule.
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