By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Special to Liberty Park Press All eyes are turning toward the University of Wyoming, which recently received nearly $1 million in federal dollars to create Second Amendment curriculum for high school students that “highlights ongoing debates about firearms education in American schools and the federal government’s role in […]
Washington CPLs Decline 4th Month in a Row
By Dave Workman For the fourth straight month, the number of active concealed pistol licenses in Washington State has declined, with the drop in November being the most significant, to 706,046, the lowest the number has been in several months. The last month with lower CPL numbers was April, when the statewide total was 705,691. […]
Viewer Poll in Seattle: Majority Wants Proof of Citizenship to Vote
By Dave Workman A new online poll of viewers by KOMO in Seattle reveals an overwhelming majority of respondents think proof of citizenship should be required in order to cast a vote. At last count, more than 9,100 people had voted—it is set up to prevent anyone from casting more than one vote—and a whopping […]
OR High Court to Finally Hear Measure 114 Arguments Nov. 6
By Dave Workman Almost exactly three years after Oregon voters narrowly adopted gun control Measure 114, which bans so-called “large-capacity magazines” and requires permits-to-purchase firearms from police, the Oregon State Supreme Court will hear oral arguments challenging the measure’s constitutionality next week. The hearing is scheduled Thursday, Nov. 6, just two days short of the […]
Gov’t. Grant Money for ‘Gun Violence Prevention’ Withheld from Non-Profits
By Dave Workman The Guardian is reporting that the Trump administration is this year cutting off government grants for so-called “gun violence prevention” programs to certain non-profit groups which the grants were reportedly built around. While the news agency didn’t specifically say so, there have been concerns within the Second Amendment community that public funds were being […]
Half of ‘Likely Voters’ Support Amnesty Legislation for Illegals
A new national survey has found that 50 percent of “likely U.S. voters” support the idea of legislation which would grant amnesty to illegal immigrants and ultimately allow them to achieve permanent U.S. residency. The survey, done by the veteran Rasmussen polling firm, also shows that 22 percent of respondents “strongly support” such legislation. Meanwhile, […]
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