In a 5-4 split, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the controversial travel ban ordered last September by President Donald Trump, ruling that the restriction on immigration from several countries “is squarely within the scope of Presidential authority under the” Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). The decision was authored by Chief Justice John Roberts in the […]
WaPo: ‘More Guns Than People’ … And So What?
A recent lengthy article in the Washington Post declared there are “more guns than people in the United States,” as if that were a bad thing, but anybody attending the monthly Washington Arms Collectors’ gun show at the Puyallup Fairgrounds in Washington State over the weekend might have said it’s a good start. Evergreen State […]
Is WA Gun Control Measure Trying to Undermine State Preemption?
More questions for sponsors of Initiative 1639 in Washington State have been raised. (Screen snip, Facebook) Buried in the text of a controversial gun control initiative now gathering signatures in Washington State is a proposed change in the language of a pamphlet published by the state Department of Fish and Wildlife that would eliminate notification […]
Ten Years After Heller, Anti-Gunners Work to Erase 2A
Tuesday marks the 10th anniversary of the Heller ruling that affirmed the Second Amendment protects an individual right to keep and bear arms. (Dave Workman) When American gun owners celebrate the tenth anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court Second Amendment ruling in District of Columbia v. Heller next Tuesday, that loud fingernails-on-a-blackboard sound will be […]
Mike Leach’s Latest Antics Illustrate The Vast Disconnect Between Political Perspectives
Here is the latest experiment in social interaction, sponsored by the fine folks at Starbucks. Engage with the nearest stranger standing at the grocery store checkout line, sitting at the bar top, or mingling at a coffee shop, and ask them who they voted for in the last election. If they mention Hillary or Bernie […]
Are Two WA Cities Poking at State Preemption Law?
Two Washington State cities are looking at guns in ways that may be laying the groundwork for a new attempt to erode that state’s preemption law, a statute that dates back to 1983 and has served as a model for similar laws in other states. Everett officials are looking at an ordinance that would require […]
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