By Dave Workman A new report from the Second Amendment Foundation’s director of legal research and education has once again shown how the gun prohibition lobby is more interested in ratcheting down on the rights of law-abiding gun owners than reducing violent crime. It is a subject TGM has previously discussed how groups such as […]
On Eve of Historic Vote in Mass., GOAL Exec Stunned by Gun Law Search
By Dave Workman On the eve of a historic vote on whether Massachusetts citizens will keep or repeal onerous Chapter 135 governing gun law in the Commonwealth, the executive director of the Massachusetts Gun Owners Action League (GOAL) got a startling surprise when he tried to download gun laws already in effect in the Bay […]
Avalanche of Anti-gun Amicus Briefs Hits Supreme Court
By Dave Workman A veritable avalanche of amicus briefs, primarily from traditionally anti-gun organizations, Democrat-controlled states and cities, and Democrat governors hit the U.S. Supreme Court this week, calling on the justices to rule in favor of bans on modern semi-automatic firearms in Connecticut and Cook County, Illinois. There were briefs from teacher groups, the […]
New SAF Analysis of CDC Data Upends ‘Child Death’ Mantra
By Dave Workman A recently-released analysis of childhood fatalities upends a long-standing assertion by the gun prohibition lobby that firearms are the leading cause of death among children. Using data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, California-based attorney Kostas Moros, SAF director of Legal Research and Education, posted a Fact Sheet which, among […]
Portland, OR Council Eyes No-Gun Zones for Licensed CCW
By Dave Workman The Portland, Oregon City Council is giving serious consideration to an ordinance which would ban licensed concealed carry in “certain city-owned buildings where official government meetings are held,” according to published reports, igniting a bristling reaction from Second Amendment advocates. KPTV News is reporting the proposal would remove the current exemption for […]
Months After ‘Bite of Seattle’ Shooting, More Questions than Answers
By Dave Workman The smoke hasn’t quite yet cleared in Seattle more than two months after a deadly shooting on the final day of the annual “Bite of Seattle” food fest, and socialist Democrat Mayor Katie Wilson increasingly appears to be sailing a rudderless ship with not many oars in the water. A report in […]
