Second Amendment activists are putting up strong opposition to a proposed gun and ammunition tax in Tacoma, WA. (Dave Workman photo) Western Washington Second Amendment activists are preparing for another round with the Tacoma City Council Tuesday, when that municipal body is scheduled to hear a final reading of a proposed ordinance creating a special […]
Maine Lawmakers Just Say ‘No’ to Moms Demand Action
Maine state legislators just did something that gives some encouragement to Second Amendment activists across the country: They said “no” to Moms Demand Action and the gun prohibition lobby in the nation’s Northeast. According to the Portland Press Herald, “Leaders of the Maine Legislature voted against allowing seven gun-related bills to be introduced in the […]
‘Civil War’ Looming? New Poll Says 67% Thinks So
Is the United States moving toward civil war? Respondents to a survey think so. (Dave Workman) Is the United States on the verge of civil war? According to a new survey – the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service Battleground Civility Poll—67 percent of the people think so. Things are so bad, according to […]
Take-Over Robbery: Good Reason for Defensive Carry?
A frightening take-over armed robbery over the weekend at a restaurant in Sea-Tac, a suburban area south of Seattle, Washington, has raised an interesting question on social media: Should this change one’s view about the defensive carry of a concealed handgun? Bob’s Burgers ‘n Teriyakis is not a large place, and there were customers inside, […]
‘Blood on Their Hands,’ Hypocrisy in at Least One Pocket?
In the aftermath of a grisly murder in Western Washington involving an alleged illegal immigrant, the host of a popular midday Seattle radio program wrote at MyNorthwest.com, “Jay Inslee, Dow Constantine, Jenny Durkan, Bob Ferguson, and Mitzi Johanknecht once again have blood on their hands after the recent Auburn murder.” The murder victim in this […]
SAF, NRA Score Win in Edmonds, WA ‘Safe Storage’ Lawsuit
A Superior Court judge in Washington’s Snohomish County has ruled that a “safe storage” ordinance adopted last year by the City of Edmonds violates the Evergreen State’s 35-year-old state preemption law, and in the process may have set the stage for a state Supreme Court confrontation. A Superior Court judge in neighboring King County dismissed […]
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