Doris Wise Montrose

It’s increasingly clear that gun control activism thrives on ignorance about the nature of crime and the importance of the Second Amendment. Unfortunately, far too many Americans continue to buy hook, line, and sinker into activists’ mischaracterizations of reality. Take, for example, one recent survey that discovered a shocking number of American voters erroneously believe that school shootings

Gun Confiscation Programs: Germany, Australia, and Their Implications The other day, I posted a video comparing gun confiscation in Australia to similar measures in Nazi Germany. This sparked significant debate, culminating in a community note claiming that neither Australia nor Germany had engaged in mass confiscation of firearms. In light of this, I thought it

Four boys allegedly tried to rob a 25-year-old man at gunpoint in Harris County, Texas, on Thursday morning, but the alleged victim sent three of them to nearby hospitals by firing at them. Investigators believe the boys approached the man with handguns and tried to rob him, but the man drew his own firearm and

Now there’s a hanukkiah. Thank you to Brad Glustoff for sending me this image in response to Jews Can Shoot Chanukah newsletter.

“Yet, for all their shortcomings, the Maccabees leave us with an empowering message that resonates in all times and all places: Never cower in the face of tyranny. Do your part, trust in G‑d, and success is sure to come.” The Maccabees were a band of Jewish freedom fighters who freed Judea from the Syrian-Greek occupiers during the Second Temple period.

“The eternal light of Jewish freedom was never extinguished. Today, it shines brightly in the Middle East’s only democracy, and its example continues to inspire people of diverse faiths.” Hanukkah celebrates the Jewish war for independence in the second century B.C. Although many gentiles know about dreidel games and menorahs, the history is unknown to

Never Again. Lessons from the past year, and from past decades. Never give up! Never surrender! Fine words from a fine movie, but also a lesson of recent weeks, months, and years, and something I’ve been thinking about for quite a while. I’ve often used the example of gun rights progress as proof that determined work can overcome

Shared from Bill Cawthon, Author and consultant on Second Amendment issues. One of the cases currently vying for certiorari is Ocean State Tactical v. Rhode Island, a challenge to Rhode Island’s confiscatory ban on magazines holding more than ten cartridges. Unlike other laws, which grandfathered in magazines owned prior to the law”s effective date, the

‘One final observation to note about turn-in events has to do with potential motives. Turn-in events “could result in an increase in the sale of newly manufactured, well-functioning guns,” the study stated. “Anecdotal evidence indicates that some GPB participants turn in their guns to upgrade to better weapons.”’ Just one week ago we were reporting on

The Slippery Slope is one issue that frightens me the most. The federal government has asked a Fifth Circuit panel to rule it may legally disarm citizens under domestic violence protective orders without any explicit finding that the person poses a credible threat of violence. Wait, did I read that correctly? Before we can even discuss