The National Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act (H.R. 38) is gaining traction with more than 150 co-sponsors, although there do not appear to be any co-sponsors from Oregon and only two representatives from neighboring Washington are on the list so far. Gun owners in the Evergreen and Beaver States might wonder “what’s up with that?” There […]
Why Democrats Fail the Trustworthy Test with Gun Owners
Despite the fact that there are many Democrats who strongly believe in and defend the Second Amendment rights of their friends, neighbors and constituents, their individual efforts invariably get overshadowed by the anti-gun hypocrisy of party leaders at the national and local levels. Stories appearing in the Seattle Times, and messages on Facebook, bring sarcastic […]
Outrage over Conn. Governor’s Proposed Gun Permit Fee Hikes
A proposal from Democrat Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy to hike fees for pistol permits and background checks is raising alarms among gun owners in the Constitution State, and gun rights organizations and advocates all over the map. According to the New Haven Register, “Malloy is proposing to increase the state portion of the pistol permit […]
Will AG Sessions Prosecute Sanctuary Cities, Extremist Gun Laws?
Now confirmed and sworn in as Attorney General, Jeff Sessions may have some challenges ahead that – should he decide to accept – would make liberal extremists and their media supporters go ballistic. Cities and the officials in charge that stand in defiance of federal immigration law just might find themselves on the wrong end of […]
Anti-gun Alarmists Get Desperate with Demonization
The gun prohibition lobby is pulling out all the stops in its battle to bamboozle the public with hysteria-driven arguments against long-needed gun law reform and its stubborn defense of so-called “gun-free school zones.” According to the Washington Post, a new “white paper” by a senior official with the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms […]
Hearing Friday on Seattle Gun Tax Public Records Act Inquiry
A hearing is scheduled this Friday in King County Superior Court on a lawsuit filed by the Second Amendment Foundation and its monthly publication, TheGunMag.com (TGM) against the City of Seattle over what SAF and the magazine considers a violation of Washington State’s Public Records Act. The lawsuit was filed last year when the city […]
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