“We have no indication that he was ever a client of United Healthcare, but he does make mention that it is the fifth-largest corporation in America, which would make it the largest health care organization in America.”
It the latest salvo of lawfare launched against a lawful firearm manufacturer, New Jersey’s enthusiastically hoplophobic Attorney General, Matt Platkin, announced yesterday that he had filed suit against GLOCK for…making guns.
The FGC-9 is now thought to be the most popular 3D-printed weapon in the world. It is particularly difficult to police, given that it doesn’t involve illegal parts. As Basra says, “You can’t regulate a steel tube or a spring.”
Our friend and contributor Paul Markel loves to preach the importance of having the Fundamental Four items that everyone should carry
In the grand tradition of paying public relations people to make virtually any noteworthy event sound like a good thing, both the Attorney General and the NRA are painting the final outcome of this years-long epic battle as a win.
While Mangione appears to have a technical background as a games coder and data engineer at Truecar, the level of knowledge needed to create a deadly weapon is getting lower.
When people debate whether to make laws “tougher”, the discussion usually assumes that there’s a see-saw, and you just get
This morning a man who is believed to be the killer of United HealthCare CEO Brian Thompson was taken into custody in a McDonald’s restaurant in Altoona, Pennsylvania after being spotted by another customer.
Sam Paredes, executive director of Gun Owners of California, said San Jose’s public notice regarding its gun policy change is more akin to a marketing scheme given state regulations already call for these policies.
Of course, the president isn’t really acting on principle (in his pardon of his son Hunter) but on the basis
