Perhaps if the FBI and several other federal law enforcement agencies had done what’s right for the past four years rather than what made Biden and the White House staffers happy, things would be different.
If President Trump truly wants to take historic action, he will help end the ATF immediately, before another American is needlessly shot and killed…which is guaranteed to happen.
SB3 inhales all of that gun control smoke and holds it for greater effect. The bill would ban the manufacture, distribution, transfer or sale of any semiautomatic firearm that accepts a detachable magazine.
In the 2008 District of Columbia v. Heller U.S. Supreme Court decision, Justice Antonin Scalia contemplated potential location restrictions governments could impose
I first met Biden while I was working as an investigative reporter for a Delaware newspaper several years before he became our Commander-in-Chief. I wasn’t impressed.
Twenty-five million – that’s the number of law-abiding Americans who over the past four years have decided to jump off the fence and fully exercise their Second Amendment rights by purchasing their first firearm.
Rep. Burlison recounted ATF’s long bloody history – the lives lost during Ruby Ridge, the siege at Waco, Fast and Furious, and ATF’s recent killing of Brian Malinowski. “It’s a disaster agency. We don’t need them.”
Despite the undeniable science and results, it’s become common practice for anti-hunting, anti-gun media outlets to run agitprop attempting blame the occasional bald eagle death on the use of traditional lead-based ammunition.
If ATF Director Steve Dettelbach were as dedicated to professional law enforcement as he’s claimed, one would think he would stay on, make his case with Trump, then let the chips fall where they may.
The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms says California’s new law requiring firearms dealers to provide
