Florida…Where Non-Dangerous Felons Really Can Recover Their Gun Rights
“James Uthmeier is the most intellectually honest Attorney General we’ve ever had in Florida, while I have practiced law in the state.”
“James Uthmeier is the most intellectually honest Attorney General we’ve ever had in Florida, while I have practiced law in the state.”
This corrects a three-decade-old wrong that deprived many thousands of Veterans in VA’s Fiduciary Program of their constitutional right to own a firearm without a legal basis.
The race for U.S. Senate in Texas is tightening on both sides of the aisle — and the latest polling makes one thing unmistakably clear: the gun vote will decide November.
Petty said there’s been progress in other ways, but he argues state legislators need to do things to actually protect schools.
If you ever wonder why an “expert” like Spitzer always takes the side of the government in gun rights litigation, you can start with the fact that they clearly don’t believe the 2A protects an individual right at all.
The Attorney General recently intervened in a teen’s criminal case by asking a state appeals court to uphold the defendant’s right to carry—a move that even the anti-gun media admits constitutes a victory for Floridians’ gun rights.
The Firearms Advocacy Conference will bring together some of the top minds and staunchest advocates from the New England states to discuss legislation, litigation, lobbying, and more.
Maybe there was nothing SCOTUS could do back in 2015 with a 5-4 court with a squish like Justice Kennedy who didn’t want to go any further than Heller did. But now, since 2020, the votes should be there.
“I choked out some nervous laughter and assured them that the case was locked, the gun inside had another padlock, both keys were hidden, and I had no ammunition in the house.”
Republicans can’t treat this as a minor messaging issue. Gun owners decide elections. And when gun owners stay home, gun ban politicians win.