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.
Op-Ed
Why Does the Philly PD Get to Arbitrarily Decide Who’s Worthy of Exercising Second Amendment Rights
When the test for stripping a right is “good cause” – words that mean whatever the person holding the stamp wants them to mean – the test itself violates the Constitution.
Only Structural Changes Will Prevent Another Biden-Style Anti-Gun Lawfare Scandal
Gun-ban radicals weren’t merely lobbying from the outside. They had allies and former colleagues inside the federal government.
God Help Us: When Congress Thinks About Suppressors
Nothing makes a politician more uncomfortable than a workable solution, because practical solutions raise expectations.
250 Years of Independence, Brought to You By America’s Gun Makers
Two hundred and fifty years later, America is still free because Americans have always been willing to defend our freedom.
With a Consistent Record of Losses in the Courts, the Gun Control Industry May Have Finally Over-Played its Hand
Gun controllers currently have a 1-6 win-loss record before the U.S. Supreme Court since Heller revived the Second Amendment in 2008.
Gun Owners Have Even More Than Usual to Celebrate This Independence Day
“For the first time in recent history, we have a Justice Department willing to enforce the Second Amendment, rather than sit on the sidelines.”
We’ll Never Get Tired of Praising Assistant AG for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon
Dhillon has a habit of responding to posts on X that proclaim unconstitutional and illegal activities by promising future litigation.
Evidence-Free: How the Gun Control Industry Justifies Red Flag Gun Confiscations
Why doesn’t 97Percent cite a drop in suicide or homicide rates where the ERPOs have been used as proof red flag laws work?
Chicago’s Answer to The Latest Blood-Soaked Weekend: Spin Up Another Expensive, Useless Bureaucracy
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.