‘Bridge the Divide’ Repackages Gun Control and Splits the Gun Rights Baby
That framing is politically clever. It is also misleading and incomplete. It is a wolf in sheep’s clothing, as the saying goes.
That framing is politically clever. It is also misleading and incomplete. It is a wolf in sheep’s clothing, as the saying goes.
The problem isn’t U.S. firearm manufacturers or retailers. Mexico needs to address the rampant crime and corruption on their side of the border.
The most important fact about the tragedy of the Austin bar shooting is this: The attack happened in an area where Texas law effectively disarms law-abiding citizens.
AGs of three anti-gun states filed a motion seeking to intervene, as they bizarrely phrase it, “to provide the Second Amendment defense that no other party currently will.”
If The Trace wants to get into journalism, it should follow the facts wherever they lead, including toward programs that demonstrably improve safety outcomes.
Stop letting online morons blackpill you into staying home on election day and thereby surrendering your rights.
The truth matters. Policy must be built on evidence, not headlines. People deserve to know the truth.
The Mayor knew what he was saying and his ‘clarification’ only makes it more obvious that he’s found it politically expedient to blame those who have done no wrong in his city instead of criminals.
Until we know exactly what’s coming, it’s smart to prepare for the worst. Many of us living in red states have already done so, but those in blue states have some major decisions to make.
The relevant conduct and hardware are already covered by the law. What this latest legislation seeks to ban is the more metaphysical concept of potentiality.