Mentioned prominently in the second paragraph of a report in the Altoona, Pennsylvania Mirror about gun control in the Keystone State is the notation that 42 states have what is commonly known as a firearms preemption statute. Such laws, which place sole authority for firearms regulations in the hands of state legislatures, are the most […]
Florida High School Suspends Student for 3 Shell Casings
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Florida Carry, Inc., has filed a lawsuit against the Hillsboro County School District over its decision to suspend a high school student identified in their lawsuit only as “J.S.,” who officials claim brought three spent shell casings into one of their schools. According to the pro-gun group’s lawsuit, […]
Criticism, Condemnation Follow Biden’s Predictable Pardon of Son
By Dave Workman Special to Liberty Park Press ANALYSIS—What many in the “legacy” media tried to portray as a “surprise” move by fading President Joe Biden came as no surprise at all to American gun owners and at least two prominent critics who literally unloaded on the Delaware Democrat for pardoning his son, Hunter, after […]
Biden’s Pardon of Son Cements Legacy of Lies, Say Critics
In the aftermath of Sunday’s announcement by President Joe Biden that he has pardoned his convicted felon son of gun and tax law violations, a political earthquake has rocked the country and opened the floodgates for criticisms of the elitist double standard. Public reaction has been overwhelmingly negative, and The Hill, among other media heavyweights, […]
Seattle Arrest Underscores Failure of WA Gun Control
The 26-year-old suspect in a string of shootings in Seattle allegedly used the same stolen handgun in all of those incidents, and he is a four-time convicted felon legally prohibited from possessing a firearm, according to KOMO News, the local ABC News affiliate. In a city which boasts of its liberal politics and is home […]
Newport News, VA Council Bans Guns in City-Owned Buildings
By a 6-1 vote Tuesday night, the Newport News, VA City Council banned guns in city-owned buildings and in portions of buildings not owned, but used by, city employees. The Virginian-Pilot is reporting that Councilman John Eley was the lone “No” vote. He explained, “I want to be able to defend myself.” He said it […]
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