Grifting for Dollars: David Hogg Uses DNC Mailing List to Raise Cash for His Own Lucrative PAC
A few weeks ago, we noted that anti-gun activist David Hogg wanted to be a Democratic National Committee vice chair. We suggested […]
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Maryland Court Rejects Everytown-Backed Lawfare Attack on 3 Maryland Gun Stores
What the complaint failed to acknowledge is the oversized role that one of the plaintiff governments played in these “illegal sales,” a fact later highlighted by the court in dismissing the case.
California, Where Gun Owners’ Personal Data Goes to Be Used, Abused, and Leaked
Despite the assurances of California officials on the importance of “protecting” residents and their data, the reality is that government data leaks and actual misuse are far from isolated occurrences.
Dead-Enders: Grieving Harris Voters Consoling Themselves by Pushing Elaborate, Unpopular Gun Control Legislation
For many Dems the reaction to the new presidency is manifesting itself as a commitment to impede the democratically elected president and his allies, including stepped-up efforts to enact extreme gun control measures.
Buzz Mills: It’s Time to Unseat the NRA’s Old Guard Cabal and Establish NRA 2.0
For Mills, this election represents the chance to actually purge LaPierre’s supporters from the board of directors. He and his supporters aren’t pulling any punches in opposing the old guard.
NRA 2.0: Why It’s Time to Elect a New NRA
The NRA is at the crossroads between opportunity and danger. Members are demanding change and the “Elect A New NRA” slate is prepared to be that change.
This is What Happens to a Disarmed Populace: UK Govt Blames Knives After ‘Known Wolf’ Deadly Attack
The killer was admitted to a “specialist education centre” where he stated the reason he brought the knife to his previous school was “to use it.” He was later referred to an anti-extremism program after he researched school shootings in class.
New York’s ‘Sensitive Places’ Gun Ban Continues to Rack Up Innocent Victims
In the 2008 District of Columbia v. Heller U.S. Supreme Court decision, Justice Antonin Scalia contemplated potential location restrictions governments could impose
ATF Director’s Resignation Shows That Law Enforcement and and Public Safety Were Never His Agendas
If ATF Director Steve Dettelbach were as dedicated to professional law enforcement as he’s claimed, one would think he would stay on, make his case with Trump, then let the chips fall where they may.
Eli Manning’s Contract Banned Him From Using NYC’s Dangerous Subway System While Average Citizens are Disarmed and On Their Own
In the mind of the New York Giants, the New York City subway system was too dangerous for its star quarterback. If that’s the case, how is the average New Yorker or tourist expected to fare when they head underground?