Year: 2024

They will always out themselves. Of all the liberal media wailing over last Tuesday’s win by Donald Trump in the presidential election, an analysis posted at Huffpost.com was perhaps the most interesting—mainly because while bemoaning what a Trump presidency might mean for gun control, the outlet did a good job outlining why most gun owners supported the

We have yet to learn if this is true. But I hope it is. Senate Republicans selected South Dakota’s John Thune as their new leader on Wednesday, easing the concerns of some Second Amendment advocates who’d expressed reservations about the other two candidates in the mix for the job. As my colleague Tom Knighton wrote

Every restriction leads to more restrictions. The slippery slope. A recent ruling by the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Colorado’s law restricting firearm sales to individuals under 21, sparking a significant debate around Second Amendment rights for young adults. The case stems from Colorado’s Senate Bill 23-169, which Governor Jared Polis signed in 2023, raising the

Yes to each one. Starting with #1. Former President Donald Trump has made it clear: if he returns to office, he’ll prioritize dismantling Biden’s extensive web of anti-gun measures and restore Americans’ Second Amendment rights. Over the past three years, Biden has aggressively expanded the power of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives

No doubt the criminals are very upset about this increase in the cost of the guns they steal and use to commit criminal acts. Just over 54 percent of Colorado voters approved on Tuesday Proposition KK, which contains an excise tax on the in-state sale of guns and ammunition. CBS News reported that roughly 1.3 million Colorado

Gun owners must make their voices heard to the governor on who will be an acceptable replacement for JD Vance — and on who won’t be. “The race is on to replace JD Vance in the U.S. Senate,” WEWS statehouse reporter Morgan Trau noted Wednesday, following the Trump/Vance ticket’s presidential election victory. “[Ohio Governor Mike] DeWine

Results are still coming in and will be for a few more days, but many of the topline takeaways from Tuesday’s election are becoming clear as the uncalled races dwindle. Donald Trump won the Presidency in a convincing fashion, likely winning the popular vote for the first time in three tries. Republicans retook control of

“Crushed” and “devastated” are good here. Trump will appoint judges that are likely to support the constitution. Vance is a strong supporter of the Second Amendment. He must disabuse Trump of his previous support of red flag laws and bump stock bans. Donald Trump’s sweeping victory is a major setback for the anti-gun activists working

Police designating themselves the “Only Ones” to be trusted with arms and claiming exemptions to infringements the people are subjected to invites corruption, and seeing officials “hoist with their own petard” hardly invites sympathy…So, it’s not unfair to wonder what’s in it for gun owners to come to Wendt’s defense? The greater danger is ATF

[Judge] McGlynn said it was “particularly disturbing” that the “prohibition of weapons that are commonly owned and used by citizens are now banned, depriving citizens of a principal means to defend themselves and their property.” A federal judge in Illinois on Friday struck down the state’s assault weapons ban, ruling that the ban is unconstitutional