Personnel is Policy: Talarico Hires UT ‘Cocks Not Glocks’ Organizer to Craft His Anti-Gun Platform
The “Cocks Not Glocks” stunt became infamous at UT Austin for handing out thousands of sex toys on campus to protest Texas’s campus carry law
The “Cocks Not Glocks” stunt became infamous at UT Austin for handing out thousands of sex toys on campus to protest Texas’s campus carry law
While party leaders tried to dress it all up as “kitchen table” politics, gun owners shouldn’t be fooled.
Nationally, Soros, his son Alex and their political interests have reportedly poured nearly $103 million into the 2026 election cycle so far.
Gun-ban radicals weren’t merely lobbying from the outside. They had allies and former colleagues inside the federal government.
That is the entire gun confiscation agenda in one bill: force gun owners into a federal registry, then use that registry to come after them later.
In other words, lawful carry isn’t rare. It is mainstream. And the people doing it are overwhelmingly responsible.
Everytown isn’t angry because Americans are unsafe. They are angry because one of their favorite federal weapons is being temporarily restrained.
The goal isn’t to make the Second Amendment safer. The goal is to make it unusable.
Legitimate criminal enforcement against violent offenders can be handled without maintaining a rogue anti-gun bureaucracy whose mission expands every time the gun confiscation lobby wins an election.
There’s no serious historical tradition of permanently disarming peaceable citizens merely because they committed a nonviolent offense.