After Trump Cuts BSCA Funds to Anti-Gun Orgs, Bloomberg’s Everytown Steps in to Fill the Void
Washington’s swamp never runs out of ways to waste your money. But this time, for once, a major artery of […]
Washington’s swamp never runs out of ways to waste your money. But this time, for once, a major artery of […]
The mainstream media looks at Mamdani with damn-near lust in their eyes. He’s 34, good-looking, well spoken, Muslim, with politics even farther to the left than the reporters who cover his every single word.
The Trump DOJ is increasingly supporting gun rights in a number of Second Amendment-related cases. That bodes well for building foundational strength for freedom in the years to come.
The Wall Street Journal’s attempt to discredit armed self-defense is ultimately amateurish and unconvincing, but it’s worth paying attention to for what it says about the true feelings and goals of those who oppose gun ownership in America.
Every American should be free to spend their lawfully earned money on legal products using the payment methods of their choice.
For an official in Healey’s fanatical anti-gun administration to be accused of violating the very gun laws his boss has championed is an insult to every gun owner in the Commonwealth.
These orchestrated town halls amount to a play put on at the theater of the absurd to get a standing ovation from a hand-selected audience of gun control supporters.
As post-pandemic crime levels begin slowly falling back toward 2019 levels, Democrats are patting themselves on the back and claiming their “gun safety” policies deserve the credit.
The Everytown summit demonstrates that gun control activists are perfectly willing to demolish other rights in their attempts to achieve not just a gun-free America, but an America where every precursor to a gun is tightly controlled.
If they can strip suppressors of constitutional protection, what’s to stop them from doing the same with magazines, triggers, or optics? Once they declare something “nonessential,” the floodgates open for regulation, registration, and confiscation.