More than three months after the landmark Supreme Court ruling that struck down New York’s unconstitutional, and century-old gun permit “good cause” scheme, anti-gunners continue trying to get around the Second Amendment, while the media seem content to help the whining. According to CNN, since the June 23 smackdown of New York’s carry permit law […]
Report: Michigan Has ‘Four of the Top 20 Most Violent Cities’ in U.S.
It would hardly be called “bragging,” but a report at Mlive.com says Michigan has “four of the top 20 most violent cities in the nation, including Saginaw, Detroit, Kalamazoo and Lansing.” The story says Saginaw last year bypassed Detroit as the city in Michigan with the highest violent crime rate, but a look at the […]
The Boomers And Beyond- The Next Victim Of Higher Education
As the radicalized atmosphere of the university experience has been morphed into a training ground for an Iron Curtain existence based on relentless fear mongering, submission and ostracization non-trending counterpoints are forced into self-driving buses bound for the Information age equivalent of intellectual forced labor camps. The objective and reason earn a one-way ticket top […]
Smackdown: Fed. Judge Strikes Provisions in Post-Bruen NY Gun Law
A federal district court judge in New York has ruled several provisions in New York State’s new gun law—hastily assembled after the state’s previous concealed carry statute was nullified by the U.S. Supreme Court in June—are unconstitutional. U.S. District Court Judge Glenn Suddaby, a 2002 George W. Bush appointee, said the definition of “sensitive places” […]
Rasmussen: 84% Believe Election Integrity a Priority in November
A new Rasmussen survey this week revealed an overwhelming majority of voters are concerned about election integrity during this year’s midterm elections, and they say preventing cheating is a priority. The Rasmussen poll found 84 percent of likely voters share the concern about election integrity, including 61 percent who say it is a “very important” […]
‘Winning Looks Like Bruen,’ Says Gun Rights Conference Speaker
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 & […]
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