Gun Rights Turncoat John Cornyn Can’t Seal the Deal in the Texas GOP Senate Primary
The senator who thought voters would forget after four years and that he could play both sides may finally pay the ultimate price.
The senator who thought voters would forget after four years and that he could play both sides may finally pay the ultimate price.
Inevitably, having spoken his mind and experiencing the effect his unedited thoughts had on the broader world outside his political bubble, Mayor David LaGrand was forced to backtrack.
Disturbed wackos such as these may not realize it, but threats against the President (or any other elected public official) are serious crimes.
Openly calling for gun control in Texas hasn’t worked out well for Democrats in the state, even in the aftermath of a high profile shooting.
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.
Minnesota’s gun control fight is back on center stage because Democratic politicians see an opening for campaign talking points that could swing a tied state legislature.
New Mexico’s 2026 legislative session ended with gun control advocates coming up short on their top priority, but exposed a familiar strategy:
He’s just the latest entry in a grand tradition of anti-gun zealots who’ve been busted for corruption, proving that power corrupts faster than a politician’s promise.
Pritzker “would rather do a photo op with fugitives to bolster his leftist bona fides than figure out if the anti-violence programs he’s funding are being co-opted by law breakers.”
The race for U.S. Senate in Texas is tightening on both sides of the aisle — and the latest polling makes one thing unmistakably clear: the gun vote will decide November.