Democrat presidential hopeful Sen. Cory Booker took a swipe at rival Pete Buttigieg, mayor of South Bend, Ind., for what many in the Second Amendment community would define as a moment of complete honesty when Buttigieg described a “gun buyback” proposal as “confiscation,” according to the National Review. Booker, the New Jersey anti-gunner, declared in […]
N.Y. Times Does Gun Owners an Unintended Favor
The New York Times has done what may be an unintentional favor for Second Amendment activists by detailing the gun control positions of Democrat candidates now running to become the next president, and it might serve as a proverbial wake-up call to lethargic gun owners as the 2020 campaign season looms large on the horizon. […]
Gun Control by Any Other Name is Still Gun Control
The lexicon of gun prohibition is coming under new scrutiny. (Dave Workman) In the aftermath of what was likely the most successful Gun Rights Policy Conference in its 34-year history, a story in the Deseret News, while not directly related to the Phoenix gathering, underscores much of what was said by many speakers about the […]
Beto Blurts: ‘Hell Yes, We’re Going to Take Your AR-15’ And Crowd Cheers
While gun rights activists are burning up social media in the aftermath of Democrat presidential candidate Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke’s on-stage admission that his gun control plan revolved around confiscation of modern sporting rifles, the more alarming part of that dramatic moment for Second Amendment advocates may have been the cheering audience. That was even […]
Recent Events Guarantee Lively Gun Rights Conference in Phoenix
Recent high-profile mass shootings, and the promise that Congress would take up gun control issues when it returns to work in September promise a lively program at the 34th annual Gun Rights Policy Conference in Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. 20-22. The event, sponsored by the Second Amendment Foundation and Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep […]
Will Pitchfork Attack in Seattle Put City Policies on Spot?
An alarming Aug. 5 broad daylight pitchfork attack on a Seattle street, allegedly committed by a man who had been out of jail only four days, appears to be kindling outrage among conservatives who are fed up with the city’s tolerance of “drug criminals” and other offenders. KIRO midday broadcaster Dori Monson wrote at MyNorthwest.com, […]
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