When You’ve Lost the Seattle Times on a Gun Control Bill, You Know You’ve Gone Too Far
…HB 2118 pushes gun control to a level of punishment for legitimate businesses. The bill would require gun dealers to […]
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SCOTUS Will Hear Arguments in Case Challenging Trump’s Bump Stock Ban Tomorrow
The same Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives that had repeatedly told [Slide Fire bump stock inventor Jeremiah] Cottle
Adande: After the Kansas City Shooting, the NFL Should Take the Lead in Promoting Gun Control
[A]s powerful and popular as the NFL is – and with a record 123.7 million television viewers for the Super Bowl
Dems Have to Lie to Voters About Their Stance on Guns to Win Statewide Office in Texas
[State senator Roland] Gutierrez is one of nine Democrats vying for the party’s nomination to challenge Republican senator Ted Cruz in
Larose: Louisiana Can’t Have Constitutional Carry If We Can’t Tell Who’s a ‘Good Guy With a Gun’
State Sen. Blake Miguez, a Republican from New Iberia, is a world-class competitive marksman. We’re talking international award-winning level sharpshooting
New York Loses Jobs, Tax Dollars Thanks to State Government’s Long-Running Anti-Gun Jihad
Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., and GOP state Sen. Mark Walczyk both previously blamed New York’s restrictive gun laws for the
Klepper: Why Can’t We Have an ‘Honest Conversation’ About Enacting More Gun Control Laws?
Jordan Klepper argued why the U.S. needs gun control by using “football terms” in the wake of a shooting that
NATO’s Newest Member Will Build 300 More Shooting Ranges to Enhance and Improve National Defense
Finland plans to open more than 300 new shooting ranges to encourage more citizens to take up the hobby in
Kansas AG Pushes for State Gun Rights Amendment After KC Parade Shooting
[F]ollowing a press conference, [Kansas Attorney General Kris] Kobach reaffirmed his support for a proposed state constitutional amendment protecting possession and
Everyone Sees the Woke, Pro-Gun Control Framing of the KC Super Bowl Parade Shooting in the Media
[The Kansas City Super Bowl parade shooting] was not a “mass shooting” in the way that that term is typically