President Ronald Reagan offered sage advice that still holds true today. He said, “We must reject the idea that every time a law’s broken, society is guilty rather than the lawbreaker.”
In one of the more disturbing public statements following the National Guard shooting, several people cast blame for Beckstrom’s murder on other individuals — including President Donald Trump.
The DOJ 2A Rights Section marks a historic course correction in federal policy and highlights the Trump Admin’s continued effort to assess ongoing infringements on gun rights.
While the law may be in effect for now, under the U.S. Constitution and Delaware’s own, it remains wholly unconstitutional, unethical and fundamentally unworkable.
Despite the roadblocks erected to slow New Yorkers from exercising their constitutional rights, the firearm industry remains committed to ensuring those rights cannot be unconstitutionally infringed.
The Second Amendment doesn’t include an asterisk that reads, “Void during budget disagreements.” Yet that’s precisely the downstream effect government shutdowns have on the firearm industry.
Every American should be free to spend their lawfully earned money on legal products using the payment methods of their choice.
America does conservation best when wildlife management decisions are driven by evidence based scientific data, respect expertise and measure results — not vibes.
These orchestrated town halls amount to a play put on at the theater of the absurd to get a standing ovation from a hand-selected audience of gun control supporters.
For America’s firearm owners and retailers, Circle’s rules about how their cryptocurrency can be used should sound alarm bells.
