"House Republicans are once again putting the (National Rifle Association) ahead of their responsibility to keep the American people safe," said House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif. "This bill is just the latest evidence that House Republicans have become a wholly-owned subsidiary of the NRA." Such votes, Democrats hope, could be used against GOP incumbents in November in the effort to retake control to the chamber. The House returns Tuesday after a nearly two-week break with some Democrats planning to resume their disruptive tactics to force votes on gun-control legislation. The Texas Republican’s plan would give the attorney general the power to delay a gun sale for three days so the buyer can be vetted by law enforcement. Democrats haven't translated the gun issue into additional House and Senate seats in years.

Source: Fox News July 05, 2016 14:21 UTC