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Trump MAGA donors whose 'whole family' were killed in Virginia Cessna crash lost another daughter - Vimarsana News

Trump MAGA donors whose 'whole family' were killed in Virginia Cessna crash lost another daughter

The teen's 1994 death spurred John Rumpel to invest in a piece of real estate that would make him millions, while creating a multimillion-dollar institution that served as his daughter's namesake.

NRA exec whose family died in Virginia plane crash also lost another child to scuba accident in 1994 - Vimarsana News

NRA exec whose family died in Virginia plane crash also lost another child to scuba accident in 1994

John and Barbara Rumpel, whose daughter and granddaughter were killed in a private jet crash on Sunday afternoon in Washington DC, lost another daughter, Victoria, in a 1994 scuba accident.

Assault weapons ban, safe storage bills held for further study by R.I. Judiciary Committee - Vimarsana News

Assault weapons ban, safe storage bills held for further study by R.I. Judiciary Committee

Advocates on both sides swarmed the State House, testifying for hours on gun-related bills.

Star Wars, Call of Duty, Santa Claus: maker of gun used in Uvalde shooting uses ads that appeal to teens - Vimarsana News

Star Wars, Call of Duty, Santa Claus: maker of gun used in Uvalde shooting uses ads that appeal to teens

Some of the gun company’s advertisements invoke popular video games like Call of Duty and feature Star Wars characters and Santa Claus, messages that are likely to appeal to teenagers.

First thoughts and prayers, then a sweepstakes for $US15,000 worth of ammo - Vimarsana News

First thoughts and prayers, then a sweepstakes for $US15,000 worth of ammo

Some of the gun company’s advertisements invoke popular video games like Call of Duty and feature Star Wars characters and Santa Claus, messages that are likely to appeal to teenagers.