In a stunning report at MyNorthwest.com, local radio personality Jason Rantz estimates the Seattle Police Department “is on track to lose nearly 200 officers by the end of the year,” a revelation that may seem like a dream come true for the city’s entrenched far-left establishment, but for other residents stuck there due to jobs, […]
Antis Admit NY Gun Laws Failed, So They Want More Restrictions
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has acknowledged an existing New York gun control law failed to prevent the Buffalo mass shooting last weekend, a fact supported during an NPR interview with a leading gun control advocate. According to Vox, “In 2019, New York enacted an extreme risk prevention law, otherwise known as a ‘red […]
Anti-Gun NJ Gov. Murphy Calls for More Gun Control, Cites Buffalo
Anti-gun New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy quickly seized on the mass shooting in Buffalo, N.Y. on Monday to push for stronger gun control laws, while failing to mention New York already has strict gun control laws and that they failed to prevent the deadly incident. According to NJ.com, Murphy declared gun rights activists and “conspiracy […]
Washington CPLs Tick Upwards in Four Liberal Counties
UPDATED – New concealed pistol license data from the Washington State Department of Licensing shows a modest rise in the number of active concealed pistol licenses, but when taking a closer look at the county-by-county counts, one finds striking hikes in four “liberal” counties and declines in some “conservative” counties. As of April 30, there […]
Gov. DeWine Signs ‘Constitutional Carry’ Bill in Ohio
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Monday signed legislation which will allow Buckeye State citizens to carry without a permit beginning June 12, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Senate Bill 215 was approved 24-9 in the state Senate and 58-36 in the House. According to the Columbus Dispatch, under the law Ohio residents age 21 […]
Washington CPL Numbers Declining, We Found Out Why
Following a 13-month decline in the number of active concealed pistol licenses in Washington State—between April 1, 2020 when the number peaked at 650,403 and May 3, 2021, when the decline bottomed out at 619,398—the curve began shooting upward again at a healthy pace. The blame might be squarely placed on law enforcement agencies that […]
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