“Isn’t it time for the media, which has for too long accepted rhetoric from the gun ban crowd as gospel, to start questioning what they are hearing from people who are determined to erase the Second Amendment?”
The Good Men Project claims it hosts “the conversation no one else is having.” I certainly hope that’s true.
“Their ascent is part of a nearly decade-long shift, from gun violence prevention being a third-rail issue in politics that was rarely spoken about on campaign trails.”
The media really doesn’t like it when someone shows how easy it is to do their job. A job they refuse to do when it reflects poorly on people who share their political views and values.
Through a letter to the Board of Directors, National Rifle Association President Bill Bachenberg has revisited the changes made in NRA magazine distribution.
Minus a solid understanding of history or realistic personal experience, many viewers look to the popularity of an online influencer as some sort of proof that what they’re saying is the gospel truth.
IATSE reported that the striking crew members were seeking set wages, health benefits, and pensions, but had, up to that point, “been misclassified as 1099 independent contractors rather than employees.”
CNN and other media outlets that use GVA’s inflated numbers are hooked, because once they a publish GVA’s definition and its much higher numbers, there’s no going back to the truth.
“That’s a fairly sophisticated device for a handgun where when you aim it, a red dot goes where you want to target, and if you fire at that point, the bullet goes where the dot is.”
