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Why the ATF can't be trusted to be nonpartisan

x May 24, 2022

The ATF is the law enforcement agency with a purview over the firearm industry. They enforce regulations at pretty much all levels of the legal trade of firearms in this country. And they're not particularly loved for it. After all, their history of jackboot tactics isn't exactly going to make anyone in ... [Keep Reading]

Home intruders no match for well armed women

x May 24 2022

The odds of a 69-year old woman being able to fight off an intruder half her age are pretty slim, but give that older woman a gun for self-defense and all of a sudden her chances of survival look a lot better. That was the case in Orange County, Florida this ... [Keep Reading]

NPR asks if certain adults deserve all their rights

x May 24 2022

Imagine a world where there was a debate about whether 18-year-olds should have the right to speak freely. Maybe a couple of people in that age group horribly misused their rights and advocate for some sketchy stuff that led to something terrible happening. While some are talking about curtailing free speech ... [Keep Reading]

Continued attacks on Second Amendment live in the shadow of the DOJ’s genesis

x May 23 2022

The Department of Justice (DOJ) was formed in 1870, something parroted by Attorney General Merrick Garland in recent remarks, and was assembled to protect civil liberties. The quick history has to do with Reconstruction era America and the need for seeing prosecutions over the usurpation of peoples' rights under the ... [Keep Reading]

New York's gun-grabbing governor REALLY doesn't want to talk about her past support for 2A

x May 23 2022

New York Governor Kathy Hochul isn't the first member of New York's congressional delegation to do an abrupt about-face on the right to keep and bear arms once elected to statewide office. New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand broke that particular glass ceiling in 2009 after she was appointed to the ... [Keep Reading]

Guns for gas cards nets 134 firearms in Sacramento

x May 23 2022

As we've discussed here many times before, gun "buybacks" are utterly worthless when it comes to reducing crime, suicide, or accidents involving firearms. They only real value they have is with anti-gun politicians looking to convince voters that they're "doing something", and I guess by that metric this past weekend's compensated ... [Keep Reading]

New Jersey AG launches another freedom-hating fishing expedition

x May 24, 2022

It seems as if the collective progressive anti-civil rights hive mind gets all the same messages immediately via telex, like something out of John Wick. I can hear the news wires ticking away in the dungeons of liberty-hating headquarters, where the likes of NJ politicians/political appointees, Biden-Harris troupe members, and ... [Keep Reading]

Irish Times calls American guns a "national scandal"

x May 24, 2022

I'm always amazed at the number of foreigners who feel they need to opine on American politics. I mean, it's fine they have an opinion, but they'll fiercely offer an opinion on social media and vigorously defend it as if the regulations in question impact them directly. It's amazing. Guns are a ... [Keep Reading]

Appeals court: illegal aliens not covered by the Second Amendment

x May 24, 2022

Does the "right of the people to keep and bear arms" cover people who are in this country illegally? A three-judge panel on the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals said "no" on Monday, ruling against a man who had lived in the United States for almost two decades before he ... [Keep Reading]

Journalists bashing SCOTUS forget about that pesky Constitution

x May 24, 2022

The United States Constitution exists to define what the federal government can and cannot do. It also restricts states and local governments in many instances. However, there are a ton of issues out there that the Constitution doesn't cover. It was never meant to cover every eventuality, of course, but that ... [Keep Reading]