Bloomberg's Army Claims Gun-Control Wins in All 50 States

Moms Demand Action — the activist arm of Michael Bloomberg's Everytown empire — dropped a self-congratulatory recap claiming legislative victories against your gun rights in every single state and Washington D.C. in 2025.

Let that sink in. Not one state. Every state.

This is not a grassroots mom movement. Moms Demand Action is a professionally staffed, Bloomberg-bankrolled political operation that uses emotional branding to push restrictive gun laws at the state level — precisely where Second Amendment battles are hardest to fight and easiest to lose without public attention.

Their own website metadata exposes the game: the organization lists its parent entity as Everytown, and executive director Angela Ferrell-Zabala coordinates rallies and legislative pressure campaigns from coast to coast. The red shirts are a costume. The agenda is disarmament, one state capitol at a time.

What they call "gun safety wins" translates in the real world to red flag law expansions, permit requirements, storage mandates, waiting periods, and magazine bans — laws that burden law-abiding gun owners while doing nothing to stop criminals who never fill out a Form 4473 in the first place. Every one of these measures targets the responsible gun owner. Not one targets the criminal.

Moms Demand Action brags about pushing forward in a "challenging political environment" — their words for pro-gun election results. That is not democracy. That is a billionaire-funded pressure machine operating parallel to the democratic process, exploiting legislative off-cycles and low-attention sessions when gun owners are least likely to be watching.

The full state-by-state breakdown is not completely detailed in this release, and that omission is deliberate. They want gun owners to feel surrounded and demoralized without having the specific information needed to fight back. Do not fall for it.

Here is what is actually true: every one of those so-called wins is a law that courts can strike down, future legislatures can repeal, or a governor can veto — if gun owners stay engaged at the state level.

Post-Bruen, Second Amendment litigation is stronger than it has ever been. The Firearms Policy Coalition, Second Amendment Foundation, and Gun Owners of America actively contest these laws in federal court. But none of that works without public pressure and political engagement at the statehouse level.

**What you need to do right now:** Find out exactly what Moms Demand Action claims they won in your state. Contact your state representative. Join or donate to your state-level gun rights organization. Show up when it counts — because Bloomberg's volunteers already are, and they are not stopping.