What is being touted as “the most definitive portrait of US gun ownership in two decades” is the backbone of a series of stories in recent days by The Guardian and The Trace, and now is a good time to ask why there is such attention to firearms and people who own them. A Guardian […]
Stronger Second Amendment Support from This Surprising Group
A Tuesday piece in the Washington Times detailed why there may be hope yet for the Second Amendment, and why the gun prohibition lobby just might not have as clear a horizon as it might like. Millennials, according to the newspaper, are not the mind-numbingly stupid or geek class as they might be portrayed in […]
Minnesota Fact That Gun Prohibitionists Dare Not Admit
As more information emerges in the investigation of the weekend mall attack in Minnesota, one fact is emerging that the gun prohibition lobby will feverishly not acknowledge: Good guys with guns make a difference. Much is being made by the mainstream press of the fact that the good guy in this case, Jason Falconer, is […]
‘Gun-Free Zone’ Didn’t Stop St. Cloud Slasher, A Gun Did
The whole country knows the truth about Saturday’s slasher attack at the Crossroads Mall in St. Cloud, Minnesota: the mall’s prohibition on “firearms or illegal weapons” did not prevent the attack, but a good guy with a gun stopped it permanently. Described in news reports as an “off-duty police officer from another jurisdiction,” Jason Falconer, […]
Could This Be One Reason Clinton Sliding in Polls?
The candidate that many pundits didn’t think could lose the November election has slipped badly in the polls, and among the many reasons in addition to her Sept. 11 caught-on-video health scare, Hillary Rodham Clinton’s position on gun rights – especially in the wake of this weekend’s terror activities – just might be dragging her […]
Seattle Mayor And King County Exec Have Some Explaining To Do
Anti-gun Seattle Mayor Ed Murray and King County Executive Dow Constantine, both liberal Evergreen State Democrats, have some explaining to do after announcing their support for “public, supervised sites where addicts can use heroin,” as reported by the Seattle Times Friday. The body count for “heroin-involved deaths” in King County exceeds the statewide toll of […]
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