By Dave Workman Editor-in-Chief Saturday marks the one-year anniversary of California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s announced proposal to add a 28th Amendment to the Constitution which would essentially gut the Second Amendment and turn the right to keep and bear arms into a strictly-regulated government privilege. According to Cal Matters, the proposal has gathered dust ever […]
Private School Founder Destroys Every Argument Against Arming Teachers
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project When Eddie and Claire Speir founded Inspiration Academy 11 years ago, not arming teachers wasn’t even a consideration. “It was because of Columbine. We were in a spiritual war – we still are – and some people were crazy. We knew it was our duty to protect our […]
Seattle Talk Host Cracks Code on Liberal Gun Hypocrisy
In the aftermath of the brutal, inexplicable slaying of a Washington state woman who was merely walking her dog and attempting to be a peacemaker in an argument, Seattle talk radio host John Carlson provided a blunt assessment of the disconnect by liberals when it comes to gun-related violent crime in the Jet City. Carlson […]
Five Months After Setting Homicide Record, Seattle Replaces Police Chief
Five months after Seattle, Washington set a new homicide record, Police Chief Adrian Diaz is out as the top cop, and former King County Sheriff Sue Rahr has been named interim chief while a nationwide search gets underway for a permanent replacement. Rahr, known as a no-nonsense administrator who left the sheriff’s office to take […]
Supreme Court Unanimously Rules for NRA in First Amendment Fight
In a unanimous ruling Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court decided in favor of the National Rifle Association in a First Amendment case against a former New York State official who allegedly pressured financial institutions to stop doing business with the 153-year-old gun rights organization. Writing for the court, Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor stated, “Government officials […]
Vermont Governor Allows ‘Ghost Gun’ Bill to Take Effect Without Signature
Republican Gov. Phil Scott of Vermont has allowed a bill banning unserialized “ghost guns” to take effect without his signature. In a letter to lawmakers, Scott explained, “As a public safety measure, I agree firearms should be serialized, which is why I’m allowing this bill to become law despite some concerns about its practicality and […]
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