One day after the New York Times editorialized against the idea of armed private citizens acting in self-defense, an armed Tennessee homeowner is being credited with apprehending a pair of dangerous Georgia prison escapees, with the help of an armed neighbor. Fox News headlined its report by calling the homeowner a hero. Other news agencies […]
Bombshell Data in New Seattle Gun Tax Motion
Attorneys for the Second Amendment Foundation and the senior editor of its publication, TheGunMag.com, have filed a renewed motion for summary judgment against the City of Seattle’s refusal to provide specific revenue information on the city’s so-called “gun violence tax” that contains a bombshell. The tax has failed dramatically to live up to predictions. Not […]
SAF Blames ‘Democrat Hate Speech’ for Baseball Park Shooting
The gunman who opened fire on Congressman Steve Scalise and several others Wednesday morning at an Alexandria, Virginia baseball field was a left-wing Republican-hating loon inspired by “Democrat hate speech,” a leading national gun rights group has alleged. The Second Amendment Foundation today said Democrat hate speech that has been “going on since Donald Trump […]
Gov. McAuliffe: ‘Too Many Guns on Street’ After Scalise Shooting
Anti-gun Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, responding to Wednesday morning’s shooting incident in Alexandria that left Congressman Steve Scalise and others wounded, told reporters that “there are too many guns on the street.” He repeated, until challenged by one reporter, that “we lose 93 million” Americans every day, but finally amended that to “93 Americans.” Scalise […]
Hey, Seattle, How’s that ‘Gun Violence Tax’ Working Out?
Tuesday’s Seattle Times carried a column by Nicole Brodeur about a shooting that occurred in the Columbia City area of Seattle, which she suggested may have been a “reality check” for that neighborhood, located north of the Rainier Valley. Brodeur noted that there have been 85 shots-fired reports this year in South Seattle, “and most […]
Michigan Closer to Joining ‘Nat’l Trend of Relaxed Gun Laws’
In a close look at gun law reform legislation in Michigan, the Detroit Free Press concluded that the Wolverine State is part of a “national trend” leaning toward the relaxation of firearms regulations, citing the passage by that state’s House of Representatives a bill that will allow law-abiding citizens to carry concealed sidearms without a […]
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