The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms has a message for state lawmakers, members of Congress and the media: Second Amendment rights are not subject to public opinion polls, especially when such surveys are used to justify proposed bans on certain types of firearms. The right to keep and bear arms […]
Judge Grants TRO Against New Jersey Gun Law
A federal judge in Camden, N.J. has granted a temporary restraining order against enforcement of the state’s new gun law in a case brought by several gun rights groups including the Second Amendment Foundation. SAF is joined in the case by the Firearms Policy Coalition, the Coalition of New Jersey Firearm Owners, the New Jersey […]
The Migration From YouTube To Digital China
It may not be as arduous and indoctrinating as The Long March and the shadow of Mao, but unsuspecting end users in both North America and Europe are carelessly leaving terabytes of valuable information to be harvested by Beijing e-farmers, as the trail leads directly to vast server banks. The crop is allegedly bountiful. While […]
Illinois House Passes Semi-Auto Ban 64-43
The Illinois House of Representatives early Friday morning passed a bill banning so-called “assault weapons” which would prohibit the manufacture, sale or possession of such firearms. A report at WLS, the ABC affiliate in Chicago, mischaracterized the targeted firearms as “high-powered weapons” and “large-capacity” magazines. Democrat Gov. J.B. Pritzker was on the House floor for […]
Barbed Reaction to NJ Editorial Calling 2nd Amendment ‘A Curse’
An editorial in the Star-Ledger of New Jersey declaring the Second Amendment to be “a curse” is drawing a testy reaction from gun rights advocates, and may have set the tone for further debate about the right to bear arms as 2023 unfolds. Not even a full week into the New Year, and already battle […]
N.C. Gun Rights Group Sets Legislative Priorities
In a letter to the President Pro Tem of North Carolina’s State Senate and state House Speaker, the head of Grass Roots North Carolina (GRNC) has outlined his organization’s legislative priorities for the upcoming session, which begins Jan. 11. In his letter to Sen. Phil Berger and Speaker Tim Moore, GRNC President Paul Valone says […]
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