By Dave Workman The Second Amendment Foundation has filed a federal lawsuit challenging the ban on firearms in federal facilities operated by the National Park Service. SAF is joined by the Firearms Policy Coalition and a private citizen, Gary Zimmerman, who resides in Fort Worth, Texas. They are represented by attorneys Brent Cooper at Cooper […]
Former NRA President Allegedly Tosses Water, Profanity at Attorney During Hearing
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Special to Liberty Park Press During a deposition earlier this month as part of her lawsuit against the National Rifle Association, former NRA president Marion Hammer allegedly used profanity and became somewhat combative. “You think you’re God. And I think you’re an asshole,” Hammer allegedly told the NRA’s […]
Louisville Metro Council Wants Local Gun Control Authority
By Dave Workman The Louisville, Ky. Metro Council is “urging” the State Assembly to “address common-sense gun regulation,” which translates to carving out Jefferson County and allowing it to set up its own gun control laws, which is currently not allowed under the sate’s preemption law. According to WAVE News, Louisville Councilman Ken Herndon has […]
New Jersey State Police Officially Ignoring First, Second Amendments
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project For decades the New Jersey State Police have maintained a “good ol’ boy” culture, according to one man who is trying to bring sunlight into the darkened corridors of police power. “I have a tremendous amount of respect for police, but they are not more special than you […]
COMMENTARY: A Tale of Two Headlines, A Lesson in Media Bias
By Dave Workman Last month, when President Donald Trump signed an executive order headlined “protecting Second Amendment Rights,” which allows certain non-violent convicted felons to begin the process for having their gun rights restored, it became quickly obvious from which direction headline writers were coming. At NPR, the headline read “The Trump DOJ is giving […]
SCOTUS: Could Mail-In Ballots be On Way Out?
By Dave Workman The U.S. Supreme Court could be on the verge of overturning a Mississippi voting law which allows mail-in ballots to be counted days after an election, so long as they are postmarked on election day, and if it happens, it could jeopardize similar laws in other states where winners have become losers. […]
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