A new Rasmussen survey released Tuesday reveals only 30 percent of likely voters in this country trust the political news they are getting, down significantly from the 37 percent in July 2021, while 52 percent do not trust the political news and 19 percent simply aren’t sure. For the media which advertises itself as “fair” […]
How will you support the Second Amendment today? Tomorrow?
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project OPINION: Gun owners should be running the country given our numbers, at least that’s how it appears on paper. According to Ballotpedia data from last year, of the 31 states that allow voters to publicly indicate their political party affiliation, roughly 48 million were Democrats and 36 million […]
Case of Accused Seattle Gunman More Proof of Failed WA Gun Control
Seattle-based gun control proponents have a big problem, and his name is William Tolliver, a man facing murder and assault charges stemming from a mass shooting in the downtown area, and who was released from custody in February under home electronic monitoring, and who has now been arrested again for allegedly threatening someone with a […]
CCRKBA Asks Congress to Investigate Alleged ATF ‘Unlawful Practices’
Days after it was reported the Office of Special Counsel (OSC) had alerted Congress and President Joe Biden about allegations of waste, mismanagement and unlawful employment practices at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, a leading gun rights organization is asking Congress to block agency funding in the 2024 budget until the charges […]
Rep. Boebert Introduces Bill to Repeal Gun Control Measures
Second-term Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert has introduced legislation to repeal last year’s bipartisan gun control bill, The Hill is reporting. Boebert, a conservative Republican who barely won re-election last fall, is joined by 16 other GOP House members including Rep. Mary Miller (IL-15), Rep. Troy Nehls (TX-22), Rep. Ralph Norman (SC-05), Rep. Andy […]
Fed. Judge Grants Prelim. Injunction v. Parts of N.J. Carry Law; Quick Appeal
Noting that a law designed to “prevent law-abiding citizens with ordinary self-defense needs from exercising their right to keep and bear arms” is “plainly unconstitutional,” a federal judge in New Jersey on Tuesday granted, in part, a preliminary injunction in a challenge of that state’s restrictive new concealed carry law. The state quickly appealed. The […]
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