If Congress’s taxing power can no longer sustain the challenged NFA registration requirements, the plaintiffs contend that the government must independently justify imposing the Gun Control Act’s licensing system on their Texas-only operations.
The company that survived lawfare should be particularly careful about using the machinery of litigation in ways that look like lawfare against everyone else.
The government’s theory is simple. If a firearm was made in another state, Washington, D.C. claims it can regulate possession of that gun forever.
Returning to 20 or 30 years of record retention is not a victory, it’s the same exact policy Barack Obama gave us.
When the Department of Justice quietly floated a new “Second Amendment Rights Section” earlier this month, gun owners were right
America is exceptional not because of its economy, geography, or its history, but because of two paired principles that exist nowhere else in the world with such clarity.
Black gun owners, Hispanic gun owners, Asian Americans, and LGBTQ citizens are now arming themselves in record numbers. In other words, the gun-control narrative is collapsing under the weight of reality.
The answer isn’t more lawsuits, it’s more political firepower. That means mobilizing the grassroots to confront legislators directly, not waiting for a judge to do it for them.
Zohran Mamdani’s rise is no accident. It’s a warning. As mayor of America’s largest city, has a stage big enough to normalize the idea that disarming citizens is simply “common sense.”
Washington’s swamp never runs out of ways to waste your money. But this time, for once, a major artery of
