For the second straight month in Washington State, the number of active concealed pistol licenses has once again climbed, recovering from a four-month decline that began in December and sent some alarm bells through the firearms community. This news comes as lawmakers in Sacramento just passed more restrictive gun control measures to ratchet down on […]
Could ride-sharing service face questions about guns following Denver freeway shooting?
NOTE: This story is updated from an earlier version. An early-morning shooting in Denver, CO, today is expected to raise questions about a major ride-share company’s positions on guns and whether they allow their drivers to carry their firearms while on the job. Police there have arrested a 29-year old man reportedly working for Uber […]
Can an ‘Enhanced Background Check’ Stop ‘Gun Violence?’
The Washington Post has published an interesting report about how so-called “gun violence” is “dividing America,” at a time when that division is clearly illustrated in the Pacific Northwest with campaigns in both Oregon and Washington that are pure gun control. That is to say neither the effort to outright ban so-called “assault weapons” in […]
‘Anti-gun groups use tactics necessary to win’—American Spectator
The American Spectator on Wednesday published a scathing analysis of recent school shootings and the Left’s knee-jerk response that takes the Obama administration’s education secretary to task for his “shoot-from-the-hip” reaction to the Santa Fe High School shooting in Texas. Former education chief Arne Duncan’s suggestion that no student attend school “until gun laws change […]
Outrage at Video Game Depicting School Shooting
Public outrage has erupted in response to a new video game that reportedly “encourages players to open fire inside classrooms and auditoriums” against a heavy metal music soundtrack and it is scheduled for release on June 6, according to NBC News and other agencies. “Active Shooter” is developed by Revived Games and will be released […]
Poll Shocker: 72% Say Congress Vacations Too Much!
Rasmussen Reports on Tuesday released a stunning survey result that reveals a whopping 72 percent of likely U.S. voters think Congress spends too much time on vacation, while only 12 percent disagree and 16 percent aren’t certain. This comes as yet another member of Congress has announced he is not running for re-election so “he […]
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