By Dave Workman A new Rasmussen survey on terrorism, released Monday, reveals that 41 percent of “Likely U.S. Voters” believe foreign terrorism “is a greater threat to the United States, compared to 23% who think domestic terrorism is a greater threat.” More than one-fourth (26%) are not sure, but the new survey results represents a […]
Rasmussen: Majority of Likely Voters Will Cast Ballots Early
By Dave Workman A startling new survey by Rasmussen, released this week, has revealed only 34 percent of likely voters will wait until Nov. 3 to actually submit their ballots, while 38 percent will “take advantage of early in-person voting, while 25% say they’ll vote by mail.” Second Amendment activists should pay attention to this […]
Portland, OR Council Eyes No-Gun Zones for Licensed CCW
By Dave Workman The Portland, Oregon City Council is giving serious consideration to an ordinance which would ban licensed concealed carry in “certain city-owned buildings where official government meetings are held,” according to published reports, igniting a bristling reaction from Second Amendment advocates. KPTV News is reporting the proposal would remove the current exemption for […]
Months After ‘Bite of Seattle’ Shooting, More Questions than Answers
By Dave Workman The smoke hasn’t quite yet cleared in Seattle more than two months after a deadly shooting on the final day of the annual “Bite of Seattle” food fest, and socialist Democrat Mayor Katie Wilson increasingly appears to be sailing a rudderless ship with not many oars in the water. A report in […]
REPORT: Everytown Dumps $10M to Support Democrats
By Dave Workman Published reports have revealed that the billionaire-backed Everytown for Gun Safety gun prohibition lobbying group is “teaming up with House Democrats on a $10 million ad campaign” to support gun control advocates now running for Congress. Axios is identifying these candidates as “former volunteers for Moms Demand Action,” a subsidiary of Everytown. […]
Supreme Court Returns; Countdown Begins to Dec. 2 Gun Ban Orals
By Dave Workman The U.S. Supreme Court returned Monday for the October 2026 session, but in the Second Amendment community, all eyes are focused on Wednesday, Dec. 2 for the long-awaited oral arguments in a pair of cases challenging bans on so-called “assault weapons,” Viramontes v. Cook County (Illinois) and Grant v. Higgins (Connecticut). Both cases involve the […]
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