A new Rasmussen survey released this week shows that 63 percent of likely voters are concerned that electronic voting systems “may allow votes to be changed remotely through Internet connections during voting – a finding identical to our December survey.” The number includes 33 percent who are “very concerned,” while another 33 percent are not so […]
Heat for MI Mayor who Said Gun Owners Should ‘Be Ashamed’
By Dave Workman The political water boiled this week for the Democrat mayor of Grand Rapids, Michigan after he observed during a meeting Monday evening that gun owners should “be ashamed” to own a firearm. His comments, captured on video, warped across social media. While Mayor David LaGrand initially ducked for cover, telling Liberty Park […]
OR Anti-Hunting Initiative Getting Closer to Signature Goal
By Dave Workman Signature gathering for a radical animal rights initiative which would ban all hunting in Oregon is nearing its goal of 117,173 valid signatures—which must be verified by July 2—and it is raising alarms among hunters across the country. So far, according to a report in the Portland Oregonian, the PEACE Act (People for […]
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is Defending Gun Rights
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is under intense fire from anti-gun politicians, the legacy media and even a Parkland parent for defending gun rights, this time for 18-20-year-old Floridians. Uthmeier has a demonstrable history of taking strong steps to ensure that the Second Amendment protects all Floridians. The […]
CA to Pay Rights Groups’ Legal Costs in Non-Res Carry License Battle
By Dave Workman Months after the State of California adopted legislation allowing non-residents to apply for concealed carry licenses, the state has agreed to pay legal fees accrued by plaintiffs who challenged the prohibition in federal court. According to Legal News Online, the settlement was announced this week. The agreement includes the California Rifle and […]
Mass. Court Rules Wife Can’t Be Denied Carry License over Husband’s Behavior
By Dave Workman In a unanimous decision, a three-judge panel of the Massachusetts Court of Appeals says a wife cannot be denied an application for a license to carry (LTC) because of past incidents involving her husband. In a case known as Guinane v. Chief of Police of Manchester-by-the-Sea, the court ruled that Bay State […]
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