The Anti-Gun Left Is Convinced Gun Control is a Winning Issue for Biden’s Reelection Campaign
So first, we have to keep at our work in the states. Second, I really think that addressing the community […]
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New Mexico’s Anti-Gun Insurrection Progresses As the Left Chases Its Own Tail
There are five days remaining the the current New Mexico legislative session and a recent interview by KOB4 shows us
Elections Have Consequences…Especially in Purple States
Democrats have sent dozens of gun control bills to the governor’s office for his signature. Even though they control both
Treasury Secretary Dodges Questions on Feds Spying on Americans’ Financial Activity
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen couldn’t – or wouldn’t – tell Congress whether or not her department ordered financial institutions to spy
Zero Bail Follies: Chicago Has a New Poster Boy for Criminal Justice Reform
The brain trust that is the Illinois Legislative Black Caucus effectively runs the Illinois General Assembly. Countless times, they and
California Hasn’t Learned (Yet) That It Can’t Defy the Supreme Court’s 2A Rulings
By Timothy Wheeler, MD The new year saw the customary barrage of new California gun control laws. The most appalling
Gun Tweet of the Day: WaPo Simply Will Not Call Out Kamala Harris on Her Anti-Gun Lie
Our friend Matt Manda at the NSSF notes this latest “fact check” from the highly selective stickler Glenn Kessler at
Proud Anti-Gun Defund-the-Police Advocate Facing DOJ, Ethics Investigations Over Private Security Expenditures
One of the leading and loudest voices calling for more gun control is getting increased scrutiny after she spent nearly $1 million on
Students Demand Action Snowflake Meets Pistol-Packing Legislator Inside Indiana Capitol Building
Some high school kids from Muncie, Indiana received a first-hand lesson in how the real world works when they visited
Massachusetts SAFER Act Is a Nightmare for Law-Abiding Gun Owners
“This is tremendously devious,” Jim Wallace, executive director of the Gun Owners Action League told the Herald. Lawmakers were open and available