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A tweet helped put Massachusetts Congressman Seth Moulton on the cover of the New York Daily News Wednesday. Moulton posted this tweet Tuesday, writing, ‘I know assault rifles. I carried one in Iraq. They have no place on America’s streets. #Orlando,” signaling his support for gun control. The New York tabloid, which has been actively attacking the National Rifle Association with its covers after several mass shootings, published a commentary that Moulton wrote for the paper.

By: Eric Levenson

A photo of Rep. Seth Moulton holding a military assault rifle graced the cover of the New York Daily News on Wednesday morning, along with an op-ed from the freshman congressman calling for a ban on assault rifles. ‘Hey, NRA: This Marine served in Iraq & he says assault rifles should be banned,’ the text reads. ‘Does that make him a gun-grabbing commie, too?’

The freshman congressman demanded action on an assault weapons ban.

By: Kyle Scott Clauss

It isn’t too often you see a Red Sox cap on the front page of the New York Daily News.

A photo of Rep. Seth Moulton, a former Marine, holding the same kind of weapon used in the Orlando gay nightclub shooting, graced the tabloid’s Tuesday cover, accompanied by an op-ed from the freshman congressman demanding action from his congressional colleagues on a military-style assault weapons ban.

By: Jaclyn Reiss

By Media Press Group

Congressman Seth Moulton said he believes there's the possibility for real change on gun reform.  The Democratic representative wants three things: background checks for anyone buying a gun, for people on the no-fly list to be banned from purchasing guns, and assault rifles off the streets.

This renewed push comes days after 49 people were shot and killed in an Orlando nightclub.