One of several pieces of gun control legislation pre-filed for the 2021 Texas legislative session in Austin is a measure aimed at eliminating the Lone Star State’s firearm preemption law, according to KLBJ radio. House Bill 238 would allow local governments to establish their own gun control ordinances, including bans, the story said. According to […]
Toronto Newspaper Columnist Cracks Code on Common Sense Gun Control
Following the fatal shooting of a 12-year-old boy in the North York area of greater Toronto, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told a press conference there will be new gun control legislation soon. But Toronto Sun columnist Brian Lilley essentially “cracked the code” over the weekend when he wrote, “…the Trudeau government insists they are […]
Message to Seattle Businesses: Conservatives, 2A Activists Don’t Riot
The CBS News affiliate in Seattle—KIRO-TV—is reporting how “downtown Seattle businesses that put up plywood before the election are beginning to take it down” because there have been no destructive protests in the wake of the presidential race that presumably went to Joe Biden. It’s not that the Far Left extremists were satisfied, it’s […]
CNN: ‘Projected Biden Win Could Boost Gun Sales’
CNN is reporting that Democrat Joe Biden’s “projected White House win” could ignite a new round of hot gun sales in a year that has “already been a landmark year for gun makers.” Rommel Dionisio, managing director of Aegis Capitol, told the news network, “The election of a Democratic president who has promised to tighten […]
Seattle Trimming Police Budget as Minneapolis Cries for Help
While Seattle’s far-left City Council is currently mulling a budget with cuts to the police department, they might take a lesson from the situation that has developed in Minneapolis, where cuts were already made, and now the city is seeking help from outside law enforcement agencies because of a “wave of violent crime,” according to […]
Wednesday is Washington’s Birthday…the Evergreen State, That Is
November 11 is known across the country as Veteran’s Day, a federal holiday that originally was known as Armistice Day to commemorate the cessation of hostilities at 11 a.m. on that date in World War I, ending on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. But for those hardy souls whose […]
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