By Dave Workman By a vote of 218-214, the House of Representatives has passed President Donald Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” less than a day after the Senate also approved the measure, with a tie-breaking vote cast by Vice President J.D. Vance. President Trump is expected to sign on Friday. The package, according to Fox News, […]
How to Safely Walk Your Dog While Armed
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Special to Liberty Park Press I get to walk Willa our Boston Terrier seven to eight times per day. I’m not sure who enjoys it more. Her timing is always perfect. After I’ve been writing for more than a few hours, she will jump into my lap or […]
Fed. Judge Says CA Must Allow Non-Residents to Apply for CCW Permits
A U.S. District Court judge in California has ruled the Golden State should allow non-residents to apply for concealed carry licenses, and has given the state and plaintiffs in the case 30 days “to meet and confer and submit a proposed order for an injunction consistent with this order.” Judge Cathy Ann Bencivengo, a Barack […]
Sportsmen’s Alliance Presses WA Governor for Commission Dismissals
The Ohio-based Sportsmen’s Alliance has upped its effort to have four members of the Washington Fish & Wildlife Commission removed from their positions by Gov. Bob Ferguson by filing supplemental evidence last week to reinforce its petition to the governor in May requesting the commission removals. According to this new document, there are allegations of […]
NY Mayoral Lighting Rod Mamdani a Career Anti-Gunner
When New York mayoral candidate, and media lightning rod, Zohran Kwame Mamdani was representing New York’s 36th District as a Democrat in the State Assembly, he consistently voted against the interests of Empire State gun owners. His voting record is available online at VoteSmart.org, which shows he was rated “0%” by the National Rifle Association […]
Rasmussen: Nation Split on Investigation of Fraud in 2020 Election
The Rasmussen polling firm’s recent survey of likely American voters reveals a nearly even split on the question of whether a special prosecutor should be appointed to investigate possible fraud in the 2020 election. Forty-eight percent of survey respondents would support the appointment of a special prosecutor, while 47 percent would oppose such an investigation. […]