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.
It turns out, though, that billions of Bloomberg bucks and even more money from George and Alexander Soros weren’t enough for gun control advocates. They wanted taxpayer dollars, too.
While much of the national conversation on firearm rights revolves around self-defense and personal freedoms, Trump’s exeutive order carries significant implications for hunters.
The problem is that these huge spikes in sales have become the new standard by which we judge firearms sales, and anything that isn’t on a par with those spikes is somehow considered a downturn, a market softening, a slump.
Hogg has claimed the Second Amendment doesn’t protect an individual right to keep and bear arms. Apparently he slept through his Harvard history classesDa or he’d know SCOTUS has ruled otherwise three times now.
The Nonhuman Rights Project isn’t tired of all their losing yet and it’s really quite remarkable to watch. They just
The DNC thinks their answer is David Hogg and all of the gun control baggage he carries with him. But even The New York Times couldn’t bring itself to dress up the DNC debacle for anything else other than what it is.
When you hear on the news that a mass shooting has occurred, what’s the first thing that comes to mind?
While it is not uncommon for federal courts of appeals to consider a case en banc, the Ninth Circuit has developed a highly unusual practice of automatically vacating a three-judge panel’s opinion when it grants en banc review.
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.
