Trump’s DOJ Moves to Back Second Amendment Rights in the Courts
The Trump DOJ is increasingly supporting gun rights in a number of Second Amendment-related cases. That bodes well for building foundational strength for freedom in the years to come.
The Trump DOJ is increasingly supporting gun rights in a number of Second Amendment-related cases. That bodes well for building foundational strength for freedom in the years to come.
The Wall Street Journal’s attempt to discredit armed self-defense is ultimately amateurish and unconvincing, but it’s worth paying attention to for what it says about the true feelings and goals of those who oppose gun ownership in America.
If there’s any takeaway from the Everytown “training” course a gun owner or potential gun owner should pay close attention to, it’s their own disclaimer – consult a qualified professional.
The Everytown summit demonstrates that gun control activists are perfectly willing to demolish other rights in their attempts to achieve not just a gun-free America, but an America where every precursor to a gun is tightly controlled.
Taxpayers should be aware that organizations that receive significant federal resources are involved in propaganda to undermine an enumerated civil right.
Anderson concludes that “[w]hen violent crime doesn’t rise in suburban or rural areas but rises 61% in urban areas, that should be big news.”
While Hogg has railed against the Dem status quo and claims he wants to oust old incumbents in favor of younger candidates, even other Democrats imply his PAC operates similarly to other PACs. In other words, there’s really not much “reform” going on.
The Jay Jones revelations are about the ongoing hypocrisy of anti-gun political extremists, who claim to want safety for all but in reality crave power for themselves and those who share their ideology.
There’s an Association of Gun Violence Reporters whose leadership includes “a senior news writer and founding staffer at The Trace.” They’ve published a detailed guide for journalists on how to report on “gun violence.”
Alphabet continues to sharply moderate firearm-related speech, including content concerning entirely legal and common technology and practices.