By Dave Workman Former Vice President Richard “Dick” Cheney, the conservative Wyoming Republican who served eight years as second-in-line under then-President George W. Bush, and prior to that as Defense Secretary and earlier as a member of Congress, was a staunch Second Amendment champion. Cheney died Monday night at the age of 84, his family […]
House Oversight Report: Biden’s Condition Concealed as Autopen Controversy Continues
By Dave Workman The House Oversight Committee last week released a report on Joe Biden’s apparent cognitive decline and efforts to cover it up, which included the alleged misuse of the autopen, and now a new Rasmussen survey shows 52 percent of likely voters think the former president’s aides should be criminally prosecuted “for unauthorized […]
SAF Petitions SCOTUS For Review in ILL. Transit Carry Case
By Dave Workman Does the Second Amendment protect the right of armed citizens to carry firearms on public transit? That’s essentially the question attorneys for the Second Amendment Foundation and three Illinois residents want the U.S. Supreme Court to answer, and they’ve petitioned the high court to review a case out of Illinois known as […]
Member of MA Gov. Healey’s Staff Arrested on Drug, Gun Charges
By Dave Workman A member of Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey’s administration has been arrested and charged with drug and gun law violations, and a leading grassroots gun rights organization has taken the Democrat governor to task for eroding citizens’ gun rights while criminal activity was apparently happening right under her nose. Facing charges is LaMar […]
2A Groups Submit Amicus Asking SCOTUS Review of Marijuana Case
By Dave Workman The Second Amendment Foundation and five other gun rights organizations have filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court, asking the justices to accept a case challenging the federal ban on gun possession and ownership by persons who use marijuana. The case is known as Harris v. United States and the […]
OR High Court to Finally Hear Measure 114 Arguments Nov. 6
By Dave Workman Almost exactly three years after Oregon voters narrowly adopted gun control Measure 114, which bans so-called “large-capacity magazines” and requires permits-to-purchase firearms from police, the Oregon State Supreme Court will hear oral arguments challenging the measure’s constitutionality next week. The hearing is scheduled Thursday, Nov. 6, just two days short of the […]
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