Law-abiding gun owners have every right to be disgusted with a government that fails to protect the public while it works hard to prevent decent people from providing for their own protection.
Rep. Ocasio-Cortez made an excellent point in her answer in Chicago. It just wasn’t the point she intended to make.
For years, gun owners have been forced to navigate an outdated federal bureaucracy designed to treat the exercise of a constitutional right like a parole hearing.
Capital One is going to have to attempt to tell a court that “What’s in your wallet?” is actually illegal banking discrimination.
The bill would allow forests to be restored before they burn, habitat to be improved before it is lost and public access to be protected before gates are closed.
There has long been a detrimental mismatch between perception, proportion, and actual data that has distorted firearm policy discussions. Don’t expect that to change any time soon.
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With this week’s announced agreement, both sides appear to have realized that it’s better to align their common interests than engage in expensive corporate combat.
The moment the political winds shift — the moment the left regains control of Washington — that same agency will be weaponized again. Stronger. Smarter. More efficient.
A bank that’s seeking approval for a merger, charter, branch opening or other significant transaction can no longer assume its record of politicized de-banking will remain buried.
