By Dave Workman Republican U.S. Senator Mike Lee of Utah has introduced the National Constitutional Carry Act, which would remove the requirement of state concealed carry licenses and permits, essentially restoring the Second Amendment to its full status. The five-page bill, H.R. 645, states, “No State or political subdivision of a State may impose a criminal […]
The Strategic Pending Energy Crises
Two realities are emerging as society gravitates into the anonymity of the Information Age, and published materials profiling oil and the use of fossil fuels for logistics and sustainability alone could populate a 23-story library. Ironically, Liberal democrat critics of traditional energy sources are campaigning to stoke fear among the gullible. These politicians and activists […]
D.C. Court of Appeals Rules District’s Mag Ban Unconstitutional
By Dave Workman In a 2-1 split decision, a three-judge panel of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals has ruled that the District’s ban on ammunition magazines is unconstitutional under the Second Amendment. The D.C. Court of Appeals—not to be confused with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit—is considered […]
Follow-up: WA Press Credential Lawsuit Moves to Fed. Court, TRO Sought
By Dave Workman A lawsuit filed by three independent journalists against the Washington State House of Representatives has moved to federal court, with the Citizen Action Defense Fund (CADF) seeking an emergency temporary restraining order to secure press credentials for the plaintiffs before the Legislature ends its session. A hearing on the original lawsuit had […]
Survey Says: Trump’s ‘First Duty’ Remark Scored High with Voters
By Dave Workman A new Rasmussen survey result, released this week, shows one of President Donald Trump’s comments struck a chord with more than two-thirds of likely voters. In the process, he made Democrats looks foolish to the entire nation. According to Rasmussen, 67 percent of voters agreed with President Trump when he observed, “The […]
Will Supremes Say ‘Yes’ to Pot and Gun Ownership?
By Dave Workman In the wake of Monday’s historic Supreme Court hearing on whether the federal prohibition on gun ownership by marijuana users should be allowed to continue, NBC News reported that the justices “appeared sympathetic” to the challenge. The Los Angeles Times reported the high court seemed “skeptical” about the Trump administration’s defense of […]