Is This Finally the Dawning of the End of the Woke Corporate Era?
Larry Keane is SVP for Government and Public Affairs, Assistant Secretary and General Counsel of the National Shooting Sports Foundation.
Larry Keane is SVP for Government and Public Affairs, Assistant Secretary and General Counsel of the National Shooting Sports Foundation.
The Bloomberg billionaire-backed gun control group Everytown is rolling out a new campaign to teach gun owners how to be safe and responsible with the firearms. It would be easy to dismiss this as the stuff of comedy writers.
If the North Carolina House votes to override Gov. Stein’s veto, it will mean North Carolinians will have more options to exercise their 2A rights and protect their families, homes and businesses from criminals that blatantly and openly ignore the laws.
Attacks by banks on firearm businesses are over. Congress should act now to make these protections remain permanent and ensure a future White House administration cannot undo these protections with a stroke of a pen.
Hochul demanded that AR-15s, guns she derides as “assault weapons,” must be banned from ownership by law-abiding citizens across the nation. She pointed to New York’s onerous gun control laws as the example the rest of the country should follow.
The only good to come out of the taxpayer-funded crime map dashboard is to show empowered Marylanders where they most need to become law-abiding gunowners to keep themselves and their families safe.
“Summer months routinely show lower background check figures than other times of the year and we’ve watched as the background check figures came down from astronomical highs several years ago.”
Sen. Murphy slipped his proposed amendment to jack up the NFA transfer tax to $4,709 into the House bill for Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies.
The California Department of Justice released a report that ignores what the data examined actually reveals and instead is being
Dems are pushing an agenda that would leave law-abiding Americans unable to access their firearm quickly in a time of need while mandating that manufacturers change their packaging, pushing extra costs on small businesses, manufacturers and sellers.