Anyone with a driver’s license can turn a car into a deadly weapon, yet exercising a Constitutional right often requires invasive hoops or bending the law, like modifying a barrel by an inch to avoid prison. History shows that gun control has too often aligned with oppression, racism, and genocide. Congress may soon vote on
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This is a disturbing incident, but it’s an outlier, and we have no clear baseline. School violence and kids bringing guns to school are not new—many cases in the pre-internet era went unreported unless someone was hurt. Even serious incidents, like the Cleveland Elementary shooting in 1979 and Olean High School in 1974, were largely
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Just two weeks after a three-judge Ninth Circuit panel struck down California’s ammunition background checks as unconstitutional, Attorney General Rob Bonta petitioned for an 11-judge en banc rehearing. That request automatically stayed the ruling, keeping Prop. 63’s background checks and in-person purchase requirements in effect. While many gunowners praised a recent court decision reversing California’s
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Vermont → Since 1791 (the original) Alaska → 2003 Arizona → 2010 Wyoming → 2011 Arkansas → 2013 Kansas → 2015 Maine → 2015 Mississippi → 2015 Idaho → 2016 West Virginia → 2016 Missouri → 2017 New Hampshire → 2017 North Dakota → 2017 Kentucky → 2019 Oklahoma → 2019 South Dakota → 2019
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Anti-gun activists are trying to rewrite our laws through the courts because they can’t win in Congress. It’s an illegitimate end-run around democracy. The U.S. Supreme Court didn’t just reject Mexico’s $10 billion lawsuit against American gun makers — it obliterated it. A unanimous 9–0 decision in Smith & Wesson v. Mexico confirmed what Congress made clear two decades ago: The Protection of
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