Not Counting Chickens, But Gun-Grabbers Are Probably Right to be Panicked About SCOTUS Taking up ‘Assault Weapons’ Bans
Finally, the clouds have parted. Gloom gave way to sunshine. The day at the Supreme Court is arriving.
Finally, the clouds have parted. Gloom gave way to sunshine. The day at the Supreme Court is arriving.
Two hundred and fifty years later, America is still free because Americans have always been willing to defend our freedom.
By March, VA made an appearance in the handgun NICS top 5 and jumped to number two in long guns (guess what kind of long guns they were mostly buying).
Will Chicago’s failed Mayor keep choosing bureaucracy and blame, or will he finally choose public safety? For Chicago residents the answer is all too predictable.
Gun control groups looking for funding donations and anti-gun politicians seeing voter approval should take note.
Gun Rights Insights is a new initiative designed to pull back the curtain on anti-gun billionaires who creep around telling America to give up their gun rights.
For anti-gunners, anything that protects lawful gun owners or retailers from regulatory overreach is seen as a threat to public safety.
As we’ve seen over and over and over again, “gun violence prevention” isn’t a neutral phrase for a sizeable contingent in Washington, D.C.
Talarico suggested strict gun control was acceptable because Texans need to “get a permit to exercise the First Amendment right to assemble.”
Billed by gun control activists as a “public safety measure,” it is, rather, confiscation legislation aimed at law-abiding Americans.