Day: September 25, 2020

Kyle Rittenhouse’s legal team has put out an 11-minute video outlining their case for self-defense for the alleged Rittenhouse shooting of armed attackers in Kenosha Wisconsin in August. The 11-minutes is compelling and worth your time and passing along. (You will be redirected by YouTube that you wish to proceed to watch this video) Read

Shooting in self-defense. Newly released video footage from the night Illinois teenager Kyle Rittenhouse shot and killed two people during unrest in Kenosha, Wis. last month could support the claim that the 17-year-old was being attacked by demonstrators and acted in self-defense. The footage, provided by a nonprofit organization affiliated with Rittenhouse’s defense attorney, was

The shortage of ammunition is impacting our ability to train. The Gun Rush of 2020 continues, but now it’s ammunition that Americans are trying to get their hands on.  According to the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), sales of ammunition were up a staggering 139 percent in the first six months 2020 when compared to

“For gun owners, a Trump appointee would provide new life for Second Amendment challenges, which have been turned away in recent months, but a Democrat-packed SCOTUS could curtail the right to keep and bear arms for generations to come.” President Donald Trump says he’ll announce his pick to fill the newly-vacant seat on the Supreme

“I’m afraid to open my mouth.” A Soviet citizen goes to the dentist. He lies back in the chair. The dentist tells him to open wide. “But I’m afraid to open my mouth,” he replies. The old joke has a new resonance in the age of lockdowns and masked pedestrians, cancel culture and self-criticism sessions

“Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Latimer said that Cedric Barnes would sometimes hold classes with one or two students; on some weekends, he didn’t teach the course at all. Now, Latimer said, calls are constantly coming in for both the pistol fundamentals and concealed carry training courses.” Something good to come out of the reactions to

Justice Ginsburg explains, “When we no longer need people to keep muskets in their home, then the Second Amendment has no function, its function is to enable the young nation to have people who will fight for it to have weapons that those soldiers will own. So I view the Second Amendment as rooted in

Ted Cruz discusses the impact of the makeup of the Supreme Court on our Second Amendment. This was aired prior to the death of Ruth Bader Ginsberg.

“Choosing not to fill a vacancy would be a historically unprecedented act of unilateral disarmament.” This article was published August 7, 2020. If a Supreme Court vacancy opens up between now and the end of the year, Republicans should fill it. Given the vital importance of the Court to rank-and-file Republican voters and grassroots activists,

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said unequivocally Friday night that President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee to fill the vacancy of late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg “will receive a vote on the floor of the United States Senate.” Ginsburg, 87, died Friday from complications surrounding metastatic pancreas cancer. “The Senate and the nation mourn the sudden passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg