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Carlson at Crosscut: Why Arming Teachers Might Be Good Idea

May 21, 2019 By Dave Workman

Veteran conservative Seattle radio personality John Carlson could just as easily have kicked a hornet’s nest when he wrote in his column at the left-leaning “Crosscut” online news magazine that arming school officials “might not be a bad idea.” According to several reader responses, it’s not a good idea, either. But those are reactions from […]

Filed Under: 2nd Amendment, Headlines, Politics Tagged With: AmmoLand, Armed school staff, Colorado, Crosscut, Florida, Gun-Free Zones, John Carlson, Washington state

Weekly Standard Throws down Gauntlet: ‘Let’s Debate on Guns’

October 18, 2017 By Dave Workman

Editors at The Weekly Standard this week threw down the gauntlet and challenged the gun prohibition movement to a discussion on guns, and so far, nobody has stepped up to accept. “If progressives insist on engaging in the joyless ritual of arguing about guns after every inscrutable act of mass murder,” The Weekly Standard double-dog […]

Filed Under: 2nd Amendment, Headlines, News Feed, Politics Tagged With: Everytown for Gun Safety, Gun control, John Carlson, Shane, The Weekly Standard

Can a Genuine Dialogue on Guns Ever Happen?

October 11, 2017 By Dave Workman

  Writing in Crosscut Wednesday morning, veteran Seattle conservative talk host John Carlson has offered three suggestions to open a dialogue between constitutional rights advocates and gun prohibitionists, insisting, “there is common ground between gun rights and gun control supporters on this issue, but it is missed because each is tilling a different part of […]

Filed Under: 2nd Amendment, Headlines, News Feed, Politics Tagged With: Bump stocks, Crosscut, Gun control, John Carlson, Las Vegas

‘Three Striker’ Robbery Suspect Should Stay Locked Up, Say Critics

March 10, 2017 By Dave Workman

If the “third time is a charm,” a fourth time should be the alarm; that sentiment appears to be spreading among Evergreen State citizens following the arrest of a suspect in the robberies of grocery stores and pharmacies in Seattle who was imprisoned more than 20 years ago as a “three striker.” The suspect, identified […]

Filed Under: 2nd Amendment, News Feed Tagged With: Crime, Jay Inslee, John Carlson, KOMO, Three Strikes law

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