As Democrats set their sights on Michigan’s 8th District, Republican Rep. Mike Bishopscrubbed his website of any trace of his past positions on guns.

Bishop’s campaign website removed his A/A+ rating from the National Rifle Association as well as his previous support for right-to-carry laws, The Detroit News reported.

Bishop’s campaign spokesman Stu Sandler said the changes were made to reflect the Republican’s priorities since his election in 2014.

“It hadn’t been revised since Mike Bishop was a candidate,” Sandler told Roll Call. “There’s no hidden agenda. All we were doing was revising the website to reflect the legislative issues.”

The changes come after the shooting at a Parkland, Florida, high school last month that killed 17 people. Many elected officials, particularly Republicans, are now facing criticism for support they have received from the NRA.