Speaking to an energized, albeit smaller than normal, audience at the 37th annual Gun Rights Policy Conference, author Dan Wos opened his remarks in a segment titled “What Winning Looks Like” by telling activists, “Winning looks like the Bruen case.” He was referring to the powerful Supreme Court ruling in New York State Rifle & […]
Violent Crime Up in ‘21, Says FBI Report as CCRKBA Reacts to WA CCW Hike
Fox News is reporting that violent crime “continued to rise across the U.S. last year, according to an annual estimate the FBI released Wednesday,” including in Washington State, where a major national grassroots gun rights organization is reacting to news that concealed carry has taken a huge leap in the past month. According to the […]
Nat’l Review’s John Fund Delights GRPC Audience in Dallas as 2A in Spotlight
National Review columnist John Fund, one of the keynote speakers at this year’s Gun Rights Policy Conference in Dallas, says the outlook for Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections is good, and because the issue of gun rights has become so polarized, the nation’s gun owners may have only one direction to turn. “If you’re […]
O’Rourke Runs on Gun Control, Abortion; Can’t Win on Economy, Inflation
Democrat Beto O’Rourke, who has become something of a perennial candidate for offices ranging from U.S. President to his current campaign for Texas governor, is running hard on two issues he “hopes Texas voters will prioritize” this fall: gun control and abortion rights, Fox News is reporting. He certainly can’t run on the economy, education, […]
CA Doctor Calls for Rewriting 2nd Amendment to Reduce Violent Crime
Writing over the weekend at CalMatters, a California surgeon asserted, “The answer to America’s firearm injury epidemic must start with rewriting the U.S. Constitution’s Second Amendment.” Dr. John Maa practices medicine at the MarinHealth Medical Center in Marin County. He served as an Army officer during Desert Storm, but in writing his nearly-700-word Op-Ed, he […]
National Review: New NY Gun Laws ‘Bother Only the Most Law-Abiding’
Barely 24 hours after the Second Amendment Foundation announced it is leading a federal lawsuit against New York’s new—and “clumsily crafted”—gun control laws hastily adopted in reaction to the Supreme Court’s nullification of its century-old concealed carry scheme, the National Review published a critical look at the new regulations by senior writer Michael Brendan Dougherty. […]