In the aftermath of a school shooting in Des Moines, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds told reporters, “We have gun laws. We have laws on the books right now for guns, and those weren’t accessed legally.” Reynolds made the statement after Democrat lawmakers and gun control proponents used the school tragedy to call for stricter gun […]
Armed Felon Who Fatally Shot Deputy a ‘Persistent Offender,’ Says Report
The man who fatally shot a Pierce County, Wash., sheriff’s deputy was a convicted felon, wanted for bail jumping and failing to appear in court earlier this month, rekindling the debate over whether gun control laws failed to prevent him from being armed. Jeremy Darryl Dayton, 40, was killed in a shootout in the Spanaway […]
Prepping for Conflict: SAF Plans Washington Magazine Ban Lawsuit
The Second Amendment Foundation is preparing to challenge a new law in Washington state that bans the future manufacture and sale of so-called “large capacity magazines” capable of holding more than 10 cartridges. SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan Gottlieb confirmed to Liberty Park Press the organization is reaching out to gun rights activists […]
Gov. DeWine Signs ‘Constitutional Carry’ Bill in Ohio
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Monday signed legislation which will allow Buckeye State citizens to carry without a permit beginning June 12, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Senate Bill 215 was approved 24-9 in the state Senate and 58-36 in the House. According to the Columbus Dispatch, under the law Ohio residents age 21 […]
Alabama Governor Signs Permitless Carry
After Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed permitless carry into law, it didn’t take long for opponents to come up with arguments that amounted to word games. Yellowhammer State gun owners may still obtain carry permits, to allow them to carry in other states with reciprocal agreements. Alabama is the 22nd state with “constitutional carry,” and […]
Corporate Press Is Bad Press
Influenced by the loose ethics of the social media giants, the dinosaur of the print industry is not going gently into “that” good night after the city-sized meteor of technological superiority slammed into the equatorial region of the newspaper planet a decade and a half ago. The extinction event of a sentencing newspapers to irrelevancy […]
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