Gun control groups such as Moms Demand, Newtown Action Alliance, and the Brady Campaign have been frustrated at the federal level by their inability to pass more restrictive gun control laws, and have turned much of their attention this election season to state ballot initiatives and local elections. But if Hillary Clinton is elected President, "there might be executive orders," as Sen. Russ Feingold said at a 2015 fundraiser, as a method of advancing an anti-Second Amendment agenda.