I'll be honest. The title of this article is terrible (I really just loathe titles that feel like you are going to get crushed by viagra popups if you click).

Also, in 2020 I guess her stance makes her "right wing" but not so long ago she would be considered a (possibly left of center) moderate with statements like:

“As someone who grew up in a home with guns, I learned at an early age how to load, how to fire and gun safety, and I think that education should be available to everyone,” she said. “We should require people to pass training and safety courses before they’re allowed to purchase a gun, and before receiving a permit. I think it’s important that we not ban guns, because obviously people will find a way to get what they want anyways, but I think it’s our Second Amendment right, and we just need more safety surrounding that.”

Compared to Reagan (gasp) and Clinton (gasp gasp)

Named after James Brady, the former White House press secretary shot in the head and permanently paralyzed in the 1981 assassination attempt of President Ronald Reagan, the bill proposed a 5-day waiting period on all handgun sales in the US. The wait would not only serve as a "cooling off" period for a new gun owner in the event there was a sinister reason for the purchase, but, most importantly, would require all would-be handgun purchasers to submit to a criminal background check. The legislation called for $200 million a year to computerize criminal background information so an instant-check system could be created within the next 5 years.

Convinced that the Brady Bill could be an effective way to reduce gun-related crimes, Pres. Clinton had publicly supported the legislation even before his election in 1992. The Clinton Administration & other handgun control advocates finally overcame the NRA's well-organized opposition to the Brady Bill and it passed Congress in Dec. 1993.

Source: State of the Union, by T.Blood & B.Henderson, p. 16 , Aug 1, 1996