By Dave Workman The media is calling it “an unusual step” after Harmeet Dhillon, assistant U.S. attorney general for civil rights, showed up in Chicago to argue in support of the Second Amendment, and against a ban on so-called “assault weapons” in Illinois before a three-judge panel of the U.S. 7th Circuit Court of Appeals. […]
Following ICE Shooting in Dallas, Dems Reflexively Deflect to Gun Control
By Dave Workman It may be the most predictable reflex in American politics. On the heels of the shooting incident at an ICE facility in Dallas, Texas, Democrats quickly focused on gun control. At least, that’s how The Guardian headlined its coverage: “Texas Ice (sic) facility shooting: Republicans blame ‘radical left’ as Democrats focus on […]
SAF Secures Agreement from WA AG Ending 3-Year Investigation, Civil Rights Suit
By Dave Workman UPDATED, 9-25 — The Washington State Attorney General’s office has signed an agreement to end what was characterized as a politically motivated investigation of the Second Amendment Foundation in exchange for SAF’s withdrawal of a federal civil rights lawsuit. The investigation, launched three years ago under then-Attorney General Bob Ferguson’s Consumer Protection […]
40th Annual Gun Rights Policy Conference This Weekend in Salt Lake City
Hundreds of Second Amendment activists, scholars, legal experts, policy leaders and podcasters will gather this weekend in Salt Lake City for the 40th annual Gun Rights Policy Conference, a milestone event which will see representatives from virtually every major gun rights group in the nation in the same room. The Sept. 26-28 conference is co-sponsored […]
SAF, CRPA Sue Santa Clara, CA Sheriff Over Excessive CCW Fees
By Dave Workman The Second Amendment Foundation and California Rifle & Pistol Association have filed a federal lawsuit against the Santa Clara, California Sheriff’s Department, alleging the agency is practicing unconstitutional carry permit policies, which include exorbitant fees and a mandatory psychological examination for carry permit applicants. The case is known as Blank v. Santa […]
Poll: Fewer Support Stricter Gun Control, Split on Media Coverage
By Dave Workman A new poll by the Deseret News revealed only 30 percent of respondents now support stricter gun control laws, while 46 percent told pollsters their opinions on gun control had not changed. Eight percent oppose tougher gun laws, and 16 percent expressed no opinion, or simply don’t know. Another poll revelation is […]
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