Gun Rights Activists Need to Use All of the Tools of Federalism at Their Disposal
Beyond federal activism, gun rights activists must be ready to broaden their political horizons. The federal level may not always yield the results they desire.
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5 Things We Want to Happen as a Result of Trump’s Second Amendment Executive Order
While the EO is certainly welcome news, we’re prepared to wait and see what actually comes of this before setting off any fireworks or scheduling any celebration pub crawls.
EXPOSED: Taxpayer Dollars Laundered Through NGOs to Everytown, Other Anti-Gun Operations
NAGR’s Hannah Hill used DataRepublican.com and “exposed taxpayer money flowing to Bloomberg gun control orgs” and found that USAID funds were laundered to Everytown, Giffords and other gun-control organizations.
Eighth Circuit Rules – Again – That Non-Dangerous Marijuana Users Have Gun Rights
Sometimes disarming drug users and addicts will line up with the case-by-case historical tradition, but other times it will not.
Dead-Enders: Grieving Harris Voters Consoling Themselves by Pushing Elaborate, Unpopular Gun Control Legislation
For many Dems the reaction to the new presidency is manifesting itself as a commitment to impede the democratically elected president and his allies, including stepped-up efforts to enact extreme gun control measures.
Democrats Go Hogg Wild for Gun Control…Again…Still
The DNC thinks their answer is David Hogg and all of the gun control baggage he carries with him. But even The New York Times couldn’t bring itself to dress up the DNC debacle for anything else other than what it is.
The Conflicting Definitions of ‘Mass Shooting’ and How They’re Used by the Media
When you hear on the news that a mass shooting has occurred, what’s the first thing that comes to mind?
South Dakota Moves to Become the Latest State to Ban Gun Retailer Merchant Category Codes
Gun control advocates had pushed for the ISO’s 2022 adoption of merchant code specifics for firearms and a number of states have since outlawed their use.
Maine Governor Opposes Changing State’s ‘Yellow Flag’ Law to Red
“I also don’t believe a private citizen should have to navigate what can be a complex and confusing court procedure by themselves, especially in the middle of already difficult circumstances.”