Maybe NJ’s gun-grabbers should stop trying to dance around court rulings and start trusting the citizens with their Second Amendment rights.
Striking down New Jersey’s “assault weapons” and “high capacity” magazine bans sends a signal to other states with similar bans that a reckoning is coming.
“For the first time in recent history, we have a Justice Department willing to enforce the Second Amendment, rather than sit on the sidelines.”
Maybe next year we can recognize the contributions armed citizens have made to public safety across the country.
The man joined a state trooper to stop a rampage, and in the process, once again demonstrated the value of an armed citizenry to public safety.
What Brady is doing—making Swalwell’s name invisible on their website—is both cowardly and futile. History has recorded their association and that’s a stain you can’t wash away.
“That may play well on left-wing Internet sites, but it could spark federal legal action which has already been threatened.”
“The blood of his victims is on the hands of New York City officials and politicians in Albany who fight to keep their citizens unarmed, and at the mercy of madmen.”
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear’s veto of House Bill 312 was a deplorable act of sexism.
We’re beginning to wonder if Gavin is worried he might not pass the firearms safety test, or get through the background check.
