By Dave Workman Amtrak’s announcement that it will expand its firearms transportation policy in January has sparked what one national gun rights organization labeled as “unnecessary hysteria” with a spokesman for the Transport Workers Union calling the policy shift “sheer lunacy.” The war of words broke out Monday with reports that John Feltz, director of […]
Dhillon Steps Down as Head of DOJ Civil Rights Division
By Dave Workman Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, who headed the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division and created that office’s Second Amendment Section, has resigned, the first departure of a high-profile Trump administration official following the midterm elections, and who is now being hailed by gun rights activists as a champion. Under Dhillon’s leadership, the […]
NRA Demands Former Attorney Repay $200 Million
By Dave Workman Nearly two years after parting ways with high-profile Dallas attorney William Brewer and his firm, Brewer Attorneys & Counselors, the National Rifle Association—in an Oct. 30 court filing in Dallas County District Court—is now demanding that the law firm repay a reported $200 million in legal fees, plus damages. The NRA is […]
Rasmussen Survey: 41% of Likely Voters Think Terrorism a Threat
By Dave Workman A new Rasmussen survey on terrorism, released Monday, reveals that 41 percent of “Likely U.S. Voters” believe foreign terrorism “is a greater threat to the United States, compared to 23% who think domestic terrorism is a greater threat.” More than one-fourth (26%) are not sure, but the new survey results represents a […]
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 […]
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