Democrats Want Taxpayers to Fund Gun Control Advocacy Through the CDC
As we’ve seen over and over and over again, “gun violence prevention” isn’t a neutral phrase for a sizeable contingent in Washington, D.C.
As we’ve seen over and over and over again, “gun violence prevention” isn’t a neutral phrase for a sizeable contingent in Washington, D.C.
Talarico suggested strict gun control was acceptable because Texans need to “get a permit to exercise the First Amendment right to assemble.”
Moore, and her gun control activist colleagues, may be having a difficult time processing what is actually happening now across the country.
Several governors came to Las Vegas who actively hunting for business — literally making their pitch to firearm and ammunition industry businesses to relocate to their friendlier states and away from more adversarial, antigun ones.
Keeping the multitude of America’s various hunting traditions alive isn’t just meaningful and special for personal and familial reasons. It’s also important for other simple reasons — dollars and cents.
Dozens of disabled participants – both first-timers and repeat attendees – gathered to learn from experts, sharpen skills and then compete in an International Defensive Pistol Association match competition.
One day later, after their refusal, a very senior executive from J.P. Morgan Wealth Management reached back out to Silencer Central CEO Brandon Maddox to explain that they do, in fact, want to do business.
It didn’t take long after a deranged murderer attacked students and teachers at a school-wide mass at Annunciation Catholic Church for Randi Weingarten to call for a complete and total national ban of modern sporting rifles.
The approval of the bills passing out of committee is a great sign for Second Amendment supporters and shows pro-firearm, pro-industry Members of Congress are making good on their promises.
If you look closely enough, squint really hard, and read under perfect lighting, you might be surprised to find that