“Living in our nation’s capital should not preclude law-abiding citizens from exercising their fundamental constitutional right to keep and bear arms.”
“Safety from mass shootings is impossible unless we want a quarter of Americans working as armed guards, adding a 30% surtax on every product and service in the process.”
The U.S. Virgin Islands offer some of the world’s best beaches, such as Magens Bay and Coki Beach, where you
This isn’t a practical or useful analysis of safety. It’s a policy report card explicitly designed to produce a desired narrative.
“Faithful application of the Second Amendment does not permit [Williams’] permanent disarmament.”
When the Department of Justice quietly floated a new “Second Amendment Rights Section” earlier this month, gun owners were right
Soros’s grantees want America to be “bold enough to reconsider our relationship to the Second Amendment.”
It should make you angry, disgusted, insulted or some combination of all three that your elected representatives believe they have the authority to create rules that don’t apply to elitist members of the government.
America is exceptional not because of its economy, geography, or its history, but because of two paired principles that exist nowhere else in the world with such clarity.
Nowhere in this country should a citizen be forced to get permission from a government entity to exercise a fundamental right protected by the U.S. Constitution.
