Grifting for Dollars: David Hogg Uses DNC Mailing List to Raise Cash for His Own Lucrative PAC
A few weeks ago, we noted that anti-gun activist David Hogg wanted to be a Democratic National Committee vice chair. We suggested […]
A few weeks ago, we noted that anti-gun activist David Hogg wanted to be a Democratic National Committee vice chair. We suggested […]
The gun rights movement’s signature agenda item, national concealed carry reciprocity, has been introduced in both the House and Senate — for the 16th consecutive time.
Patel is a far-right conspiracy theorist with close ties to gun lobby radicals who oppose background checks on gun sales—which he now oversees.
This morning, the NSSF’s Larry Keane tweeted that Commerce will end its “pause” on small arms and related exports that the Biden administration enacted as a sop to the gun control industry.
But the most ridiculous commission member is Todd Lizotte, the President and CEO of Bold Laser Automation. He’s also the patent holder of microstamping technology and stands to reap a financial windfall if Massachusetts requires this unproven, technologically unfeasible requirement on firearms sold in the Commonwealth.
Mass surveillance is a slippery slope, and history has proven that when a government agency like ATF has the power to secretly track its citizens, it inevitably abuses that power.
The previous administration wielded the ATF like a hammer against the firearm industry, turning the regulatory agency into one that punished and carried out a radical gun control agenda designed to diminish 2A rights.
“Franklin Armory presented a square peg, and ATF shoved it into a round hole. If Congress wanted ‘shotgun’ to be a catch-all category for anything that doesn’t fit ‘rifle,’ it could have done so.”
The JAMA article laid out a few different suggestions focused on reducing harm from bullets, including a tax rate comparable to other harmful products like cigarettes, or limiting the number of bullets purchased in one.
Colorado Senate Bill 3 would ban semiautomatic rifles, shotguns and gas-operated pistols that fire ammunition larger than .22 caliber and accept a detachable magazine.