Every new gun control proposal—from “universal background checks” to expanded federal databases—relies on the same flawed assumption: That government systems are accurate, efficient, and trustworthy.
Career officials may be all too aware of the political priorities of ATF and DOJ senior leadership and may be actively trying to undermine and embarrass their bosses who operate at the political levels.
Senate Democrats have already proved they are willing to move one of the broadest firearm restriction bills of the session. But the fight isn’t over.
This is either a rising trend or a last gasp. The argument for the former is that it seems to be accelerating. The argument for the latter is that of course it’s accelerating.
The message for the rest of America is clear: complacency is not an option. Elections have consequences.
That’s how I found myself in a Central Florida backyard shooting with a newly assembled bright orange AR-15 just off the 3D printer and hoping nothing would go too wrong.
The gun confiscation agenda always starts with one category of firearm, but it never ends there.
Fairfax County Commonwealth’s Soros-supported Attorney Steve Descano has repeatedly gone easy on the worst of the worst and put Virginians lives in peril.
Michigan’s law specifically allows the issuance of confiscation orders against minors, uses an expansive definition of “possession or control,” and allows for the confiscation of guns from persons who are not the subject of the order.
“Police violence is gun violence,” proclaims Gabby Giffords, with the Giffords Law Center.
