Coons’ Amendment would create a paper trail for nearly every firearm transfer in America — the exact foundation needed for a national gun registry.
Texas Sen. Sarah Eckhardt has officially asked Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s office to research “weakening the ability of cartels to cause violence on both sides of the border.”
The entire premise of Canada’s confiscation scheme would be laughable if it didn’t demonstrate how utterly unserious its elected officials are about public safety.
Senator Warren and Rep. Meeks invoked their oversight authority to demand a sweeping accounting of semi-automatic firearm export licenses approved since January 2025.
Brandon Herrera, the GOP’s candidate for Texas’ 23rd Congressional District, may know more about guns and gun rights than any member of Congress.
This is the best administration on the Second Amendment since Reconstruction. That’s just objectively true.
Rebecca Cooke has staked out a firmly progressive position on gun policy, backing sweeping reforms, including a ban on AR-15-style rifles.
In gun control strongholds across the country, antigun politicians continue to prove they believe armed security is a necessity for those in power and a problem for everyone else.
Senate Democrats have already proved they are willing to move one of the broadest firearm restriction bills of the session. But the fight isn’t over.
The message for the rest of America is clear: complacency is not an option. Elections have consequences.
