When Joe Biden leaves office next Monday, he will walk away from the White House as one of the worst presidents in the nation’s history, according to two different polls. Only Republican Richard Nixon is remembered as worse than Democrat Biden, and both of them rate lower than Jimmy Carter, who passed away just days […]
Rare Event: CCRKBA Lawsuit v. Maryland Gun Ban to SCOTUS Conference
While various gun rights organizations have been busy in the courts, it is a rare event when the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms is directly involved in litigation, and even more rare to see the organization involved in a case distributed for a conference this Friday by the U.S. Supreme […]
SCOTUS Distributes 2A Cases for Friday Conference
The U.S. Supreme Court has distributed a couple of important Second Amendment cases for conference this Friday, and all eyes will be watching to see whether oral arguments are scheduled as a result. According to SCOTUSblog, the cases of Snope v. Brown and Maryland Shall Issue v. Moore both challenge Maryland’s restrictive gun control laws. […]
Washington State Gun Shop Owner Discusses State Charges He Faces
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Our national right to keep and bear arms is not a second-class civil right subject to local rules, opinions or interpretations. That is one of the key issues for the defense in the state case against Walter Wentz, owner of Gator’s Custom Guns, Inc., which has been operating […]
As Curtain Closes on Biden, Anti-Gunners Lament Trump, With Media Help
With just days remaining in Joe Biden’s disastrous presidency, which was marred by foreign policy blunders, an open border, the Hunter Biden laptop scandal and conviction on gun charges, the media is lamenting the return of Donald Trump to the White House, and reporting concerns of the gun prohibition lobby that he will enact policies […]
‘One Less Person for Trump to Fire’—CCRKBA Cheers Dettelbach Departure
As word of the impending resignation of Steve Dettelbach, director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives made big headlines Thursday, lurking in the political weeds on Capitol Hill is the promise by Missouri Republican Congressman Eric Burlinson to introduce legislation to abolish the agency. Reacting to Dettelbach’s conveniently-timed departure—just two days before […]
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