The Supreme Court’s ‘Assault Weapons’ Case Exposes a Much More Fundamental Underlying Argument
A constitutional right matters most when government believes the people have made the wrong choice.
A constitutional right matters most when government believes the people have made the wrong choice.
[Virginia AG Jay] Jones made his remarkable ignorance on guns and the Second Amendment known on Wednesday in the form
“The Second Amendment should pose no barrier to New York City and New York State choosing a different path for protecting our officers and the public.”
Democrats are looking to take back control of Congress trying to appeal to rural voters by changing the narrative around guns.
As a prominent blue state, I believed favorable views towards gun control would be a given. It turns out it’s not that simple.
We expect electricians not to lick exposed wires. We expect surgeons to wash their hands. And we expect police officers to demonstrate safe firearms handling.
In addition to the wealth of history indicating the founding-era uses of switchblades for defense, the record indicates that there are “millions” of automatically opening knives in the United States now.
SCOTUS considered taking up Duncan v. Bonta for over 24 conferences since the petition arrived at the high court, a record.
Few mass shootings in the U.S. end like the deadly attack on an Oregon elementary school: with an armed civilian
So where do young adults stand? We’ve found that a shared fear of mass shootings does not necessarily lead to shared views on guns.