Hoplophobe’s Hell: More Americans Are Rejecting Gun Control
The culture has moved faster than the gun-grabbers. People who lived where carry is legal don’t wake up afraid of their neighbors.
The culture has moved faster than the gun-grabbers. People who lived where carry is legal don’t wake up afraid of their neighbors.
For more than three decades, the process existed mostly as words printed in the U.S. Code. Now, somebody might actually be able to use it.
The second Trump Administration has thus far exceeded all expectations when it comes to its nearly unprecedented defense of the
Mayor Johnson is putting gun control politics where it doesn’t belong…between cops and the equipment they rely upon to protect themselves and the public.
While it’s sensible to keep some violent offenders banned from carrying guns, the state is violating the rights of other felons who pose no risk to public safety.
Having an NRA promo show up in our feed featuring a blonde in a tight tee and form-fitting scrunch-butt athleisure shorts came as a surprise.
Anti-gun states have spent years turning their borders into traps. They want gun owners from free states disarmed the moment they enter hostile territory.
Firearms law often turns on details: who is protected, where the person was standing, what property was involved, which law was being enforced, and whether another restriction applies.
Duke Professor Joseph Blocher referred to legitimate gun ownership as a “debate” rather than a constitutional right.
Some sellers said that fear of a ban motivated customers to buy AR-style rifles for the first time. “In fact,