Stop the Presses: The New York Times’ Reporting on Guns and Gun Owners May Be Shifting…Slightly
If you look closely enough, squint really hard, and read under perfect lighting, you might be surprised to find that […]
If you look closely enough, squint really hard, and read under perfect lighting, you might be surprised to find that […]
When health officials begin their “research” from the standpoint that firearms and Second Amendment rights should be treated as bacteria that cause disease, you know the results likely involves infringements on Constitutional rights.
The new Congress means industry priorities will be reintroduced and receive ample attention with a President openly willing to help and support the 2A. Law-abiding Americans of all stripes and backgrounds can join in that celebration.
If there is one day in your life where you make a plan to vote and to bring your friends and relatives to the polls to vote too, make that day today. Don’t Risk Your Rights – #GUNOVTE!
The City of Chicago has led the nation in yearly homicide totals for 13 years running and last weekend tragically saw 30 people shot with five of them losing their lives. Crime is rampant in the Windy City and law enforcement is horribly treated. Citizens are at the mercy of emboldened violent criminals who know that even if they are caught on camera in gunfire exchanges involving police officers, they will get off the hook.
Perhaps the greatest military victory in the history of America, the Battles of Saratoga are known as the “Turning Point,” and without
First-term Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry is quite a stark contrast to his predecessor in many ways, but perhaps none more
Last weekend, Chicagoans witnessed a weekend that saw at least 71 people shot. Tragically, nine of the victims died from their
Gun control activists hate gun ownership. “More guns means more violence!,” they shout. They’ll swear up and down that guns cause
It’s becoming increasingly common for voters to have buyers’ remorse and give the boot to progressive soft-on-crime prosecutors who are