Fatal Accident in Indianapolis Leads to Statist Calls To Require that Home Defense Guns Remain Inaccessible
What happens when you don’t teach young people the fundamentals of firearm safety? A case out of Indianapolis demonstrates […]
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Lawless Utopia: Illinois No-Cash Bail Law Pays Dividends to Chicago Criminals While Creating More Crime Victims
The Land of Lincoln’s no-cash bail law, passed in the dead of night with almost zero debate, has proven a
Kentucky State Rep Sets a Standard for Legislators in Other States to Follow
A recent bill in Kentucky shows us how state legislators should be responding to the NYSRPA v. Bruen decision. Instead
Huston: Dems Will Not Rest Until Your Right to Keep and Bear Arms is History
Despite the fact that there was no appreciable threat to the government, no violence that rose to that level
New Mexico Governor’s 2024 Imperial Anti-Gun Agenda Includes Attack on the Gun Industry
The New Mexico legislature kicked off the 2024 session following Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s State of the State address.
Indiana Rep. Works to Put an End to Years-Long Anti-Gun Lawfare by the City of Gary
If one Indiana lawmaker is successful, the abuse of the legal system by gun control advocates in Gary, Ind.,
House Dems: High Capacity Magazines Only Amplify the Destructive Power of Guns
“Large capacity magazines are a threat to our kids in schools, our communities and to our law enforcement on the
Florida Makes Another Push to Legalize Open Carry
“The majority of states in the union have open carry and the current law in Florida puts us in
Warrantless Searches: How a Pennsylvania Sheriff Became a Marionette for a Local Gun Control Organization
By Lee Williams At the very least, Montgomery County Sheriff Sean Kilkenny has violated his oath of office, particularly
Attorney Tom DeVore Raises More Questions About Reported Plans of IL Governor to Use an Executive Order To Seize Registered Firearms
Attorney Tom DeVore, last election cycle’s Republican candidate for Illinois Attorney General, has raised questions about the state’s new gun