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Bearing Arms - Aug 01 - New Orleans PD response time is why you need a gun

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New Orleans PD response time is why you need a gun

x Aug 01, 2022

Major cities tend to favor gun control. People figure they don't need a gun because they can just call the police. In many cases, that works. After all, larger police departments tend to have the kind of manpower were help can be just a few minutes away. That doesn't help if ... [Keep Reading]

Anti-gun Dem crosses line in insult to gun rights advocate

x Aug 01 2022

If you engage in gun rights debates on social media, you're going to be called all kinds of things. I know I certainly have. My support for gun rights has had me labeled as hateful, racist, misogynist, and a plethora of other insults. But for one gun rights advocate, the criticism ... [Keep Reading]

Brooklyn pastor robbed during service says clergy should be allowed to carry guns on the job

x Jul 31 2022

Not an unreasonable position to hold, especially if you, like Bishop Lamor Whitehead, had been robbed at gunpoint while holding a church service. Unfortunately for Bishop Whitehead and every other worship leader in the state of New York, Gov. Kathy Hochul and her legislative minions have proclaimed that all worship spaces ... [Keep Reading]

Editorial refers to Newsom's gun bounty bill as "silly."

x Jul 31 2022

California Gov. Gavin Newsom thought he was being clever. He took a controversial bill from Texas, switched a few things around, and created something "new." Never mind that there are profound and incontrovertible differences between gun rights and abortion. No, what matters is that Newsom is thumbing his nose at Texas. And ... [Keep Reading]

Illinois lawmakers debate assault weapon ban

x Jul 30 2022

It's unsurprising that Illinois lawmakers would look at what happened at Highland Park and think about an assault weapon ban. Truth be told, the most surprising thing is that Illinois didn't already have one. Now, though, they're talking long and hard on the subject, increasing the likelihood that the anti-gun state ... [Keep Reading]

No, the 13th Amendment isn't a "new path" for gun control advocates

x Jul 30 2022

Gun control supporters really aren't doing a good job of coping with the Supreme Court's decision in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen. Not only have we seen a number of blue states defiantly respond to the Court by adopting new laws that will almost certainly be declared ... [Keep Reading]

Atlanta music festival cancelled after promoters told they can't ban guns

x Aug 01, 2022

A two-day long music festival scheduled for a public park in downtown Atlanta has been cancelled by promoter LiveNation, with sources telling Billboard magazine that move is the result of a previous court decision that made it highly unlikely the festival would be able to ban firearms from the park ... [Keep Reading]

Homicides decline dramatically in Delaware's biggest city; police credit arrests, not gun control

x Aug 01, 2022

Last year Wilmington, Delaware set a new record for homicides with 39 murders. This year, however, homicides and not-fatal shootings have declined dramatically. So far there have been just eight homicides in the city in 2022, and after posting a higher per-capital homicide rate than both Philadelphia and Baltimore last ... [Keep Reading]

Why assault weapon ban bill won't do anything

x Aug 01, 2022

On Friday, the House did it. They passed their assault weapon ban bill, something that was proving far more difficult than many imagined. This is anything but good news. As Cam noted on Friday: While the bill is almost certainly doomed to defeat in the Senate, gun owners shouldn't dismiss today's vote too ... [Keep Reading]

NYTimes discovers armed teachers actually a popular policy in some districts

x Aug 01, 2022

School districts with staff who've volunteered (as well as been vetted and trained) to carry a firearm to serve as a first line of defense in case of a targeted attack on school grounds aren't unusual or uncommon in some states, but the gun control lobby absolutely despises the idea. ... [Keep Reading]