While Trump has taken bold steps to restore Second Amendment freedoms in his second term — including firing anti-gun ATF Director Dettelbach, appointing Kash Patel as Acting ATF Director — endorsing Cornyn would undermine all of that.
Everytown for Gun Safety will back Democratic candidates in 10 competitive states, including Virginia this fall and Arizona, Georgia, Minnesota, Nevada and Wisconsin, among others, next year, according to John Feinblatt, the organization’s president.
In an environment where some of the left seems to be embracing political violence, committing terrible crimes to influence a Court ruling wouldn’t be all that surprising.
Gov. Youngkin’s veto pen has been the barrier against which gun control has failed. Both political parties know this. That’s why all eyes are on what comes after November’s elections.
The cuts to CDC included a reduction in force targeting the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. Gun rights supporters may recognize the NCIPC as the epicenter of the CDC’s longstanding anti-gun efforts.
The goal of the virulently anti-gun Biden administration was to find as many FFLs as possible in violation of ATF’s regulations and shut them down. The agency’s inspectors yanked the tickets of literally hundreds of FFLs over the years. Now that abuse has finally come to an end.
The irony here is stunning. Democrats are constantly harping about things they say are a threat to democracy. Shredding the Constitution is the ultimate attack on our democracy.
While claiming that a magazine that holds over ten rounds is not an arm, the majority asserts that a magazine that holds ten or less is an arm because it “is necessary to the ordinary operation” of the firearm “as intended.”
Luis Armona, an economic and assistant professor of policy at Harvard, and Adam Rosenberg, a doctoral candidate at Stanford, think they’ve come up with a way to reduce the criminal misuse of firearms – specifically murder. Tax the snot out of them.
Senate Bill 25-003 was originally an outright ban on the sale or purchase of most semi-automatic rifles or shotguns that take detachable magazines, but was amended to allow purchases if an individual secures a “firearms safety course eligibility card.”
