Another Election, Same Billionaire Funding the Same Anti-Gun Rights Agenda
The reality of the election cycle is that even as the Second Amendment landscape changes, the political fight is far from over.
The reality of the election cycle is that even as the Second Amendment landscape changes, the political fight is far from over.
The most dangerous 5% of the counties accounted for 71% of the murders.
Besides choking off access to legitimate information about lawful (and constitutionally protected) weapons and accessories, what’s next?
In late July, the White House announced that through the first half of 2026, homicides were “on pace for the
There’s one simple concept that really needs to be implemented in far more places; if you have a suspect in a life-threatening or violent crime, hold onto him.
These efforts are creatures of state law and vary dramatically from state to state. Unfortunately, the devil is often in the details of the ballot process.
If D.C.’s own public officials can’t be trusted to administer the law with proportionality and common sense, higher authority should intervene.
At what point this interconnected infrastructure begins to function as a de facto surveillance system for gun owners.
While the state of Missouri is considered a pro-Second Amendment state—including having Constitutional Carry—the City of St. Louis has a
W reasonable person might find devising gun control and confiscation talking points for religious clergy to be particularly cynical and crass.