Month: February 2018

Police Commissioner James O’Neill said it would be “insanity” for the feds to force one state to recognize another’s lax gun laws. A bill making its way through Congress would make gun possession akin to a driver’s license — so one state’s looser regulations against concealed weapons would be protected in tougher anti-gun states, like

During the February 11 airing of 60 Minutes, host Steve Kroft suggested data showing more guns equal less crime is simply one of numerous “alternate facts.” He was intimating that pro-Second Amendment facts exist, but those facts are often dispelled by anti-Second Amendment facts. Of course, this is not how facts work. Instead, there is

USA – -(Ammoland.com)- “The Los Angeles City Council voted Tuesday to create a program that would offer a $1,000 reward to anyone who provides information that leads to the recovery of an illegal firearm,” Brentwood Patch parroted, noting the measure was approved 15-0. “The vote also authorizes the Los Angeles Police Department to enter into an

While it is still pending a committee referral, Hawaii Senator Karl Rhoads’ (D) SB 2046 would make it a crime to own, manufacture, possess, sell, barter, trade, gift, transfer, or acquire a firearm accessory that can be used to increase the gun’s rate of fire. Such accessories include competition triggers, muzzle brakes, and ergonomic changes,

by Firearms Policy Coalition via Facebook

by Charlie Kirk via Facebook

The comment below is posted to an article claiming that Jews in the Holocaust (actually before the Holocaust) were passive. I agree with this comment. Please note, I am Jewish and a child of Holocaust survivors. My father was in the Lodz Ghetto and then Auschwitz and several other camps. His first wife of one

The way police officers in the US are being picked off reminds me of farm murders in #SouthAfrica: there’s a method to the murders and nobody wants to talk about them.  RIP #ChaseMaddox Ilana Mercer via Facebook A Georgia police officer was killed Friday and two sheriff’s deputies were injured while serving an arrest warrant,

Amicus brief in Supreme Court cert. petition argues that Alameda County, Calif., ban on new gun stores violates the Second Amendment. Can a county prohibit all new gun stores within its jurisdiction? That question is currently before the U.S. Supreme Court, in a petition for certiorari. Today I filed an amicus brief arguing that the

In California, no evidence is evidence. “We obviously disagree that the government can simply show it has some interest in the absence of showing that the remedy will actually have a measurable effect on what the perceived harm is,” Lee said. “The government needs to provide some evidence that there is an actual problem and