Anti-Second Amendment remarks made by a progressive community college professor in Maine have garnered enough attention that state lawmakers have entered the fray. Eastern Maine Community College (EMCC) professor Carol Lewandowski made the inappropriate remarks in her response to a paper written by student Kate Parker, who chose to address the state’s controversial “red-flag” law.
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The next “new management” could issue a new version of the pistol-brace rule. Only an act of Congress or a definitive Supreme Court ruling affirming their legality would offer permanent protection. Last year, the ATF’s pistol brace rule was vacated by a Fifth Circuit District court in a case brought by the Firearms Policy Coalition. A similar case had the same
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This is a must-read article by Lee Williams on the murder of Bryan Malinowski by the ATF. Portion of a comment to this article: “WE THE PEOPLE, have allowed a bunch of auditors and tax collectors to morph into a fratricidal collection of Constitutionally violating, law ignoring, poorly trained, alleged LEOs to become a political
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William Kirk of Washington Gun Law does an excellent job of breaking down legal jargon for non-lawyers. Following the July 4 signing of the BBB by President Trump—which dropped the tax on suppressors to zero—GOA was the first to file a lawsuit. It’s a logical move and one that promises to be very interesting to
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“With Republicans like these, who needs Democrats to destroy the Second Amendment?” I wasn’t surprised by how this unfolded. Did any of us really expect it to go any differently than it went? An excellent article that I encourage everyone to read in full. The One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) fought off a lot of competition for
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The FBI has issued warnings about the growing threat of AI-driven smishing and vishing scams. With artificial intelligence now capable of mimicking trusted voices and exploiting personal data, it’s not far-fetched to imagine gun owners being targeted. Scammers can harvest information from forums, newsletters, and advocacy groups to craft convincing messages or calls. As this
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“Unsympathetic defendants make for bad precedents. This is what happened in the Rahimi case, where the Supreme Court opened the door a crack, allowing judges to believe they can create more exceptions to Second Amendment rights. Rahimi is cited as the reason for the upholding of the Gun Free School Zone Act in the Fifth
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Many individuals in my network have expressed interest in the widely promoted non-lethal self-defense options, such as the Byrna. I’ve previously shared two related discussions in past newsletters and on the Jews Can Shoot website—links are included below. The following is an excellent real-time review of the Byrna, which may answer many of your questions
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An excellent article for us, armed dog owners. Seriously, are there better all-around kinds of people? I get to walk Willa our Boston Terrier seven to eight times per day. I’m not sure who enjoys it more. Her timing is always perfect. After I’ve been writing for more than a few hours, she will jump
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“According to a 1937 United States Supreme Court ruling, the NFA is a tax. A tax must have a revenue-generating purpose. A $0 tax does not raise any revenue. That distinction puts it at odds with the United States Constitution. It is logical to assume that gun groups will pursue this avenue of attack in
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