If Dems could add friendly Senate seats and recast SCOTUS, they would clear the path for the rest of their agenda including more crippling federal gun control and a more 2A-hostile judiciary.
These aren’t trivial changes. They affect how easily Americans can exercise a fundamental right.
It’s good news that ATF might loosen the pistol kit ban, b ut the power to loosen the laws is just the flip side of the power to tighten the laws, and that’s a power that no one entity should possess.
Blanche’s framing of the administration’s new policy announcement as something that will “change everything” sets an unusually high bar for public expectations.
New York’s legislators apparently see villainy in every gun. Their solution, naturally, is to regulate or ban them all.
The final rule eliminates reputation risk as a means of injecting politics into banking regulation by prohibiting examiners from using this subjective assessment to pressure or penalize banks.
The ATF’s system is “not a registry in name only,” but “a confiscation list waiting to be used.”
Every prior Democrat who claimed this ultimately voted or supported an AWB once they were actually in office…at least all of them in the last decade or so.
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.
“To borrow on a line from Jame Carville, whom Democrats revere, ‘it’s the criminal, stupid,’” said Lawrence G. Keane, NSSF’s Senior Vice President & General Counsel.
