UPDATED, 5/5/22 — Incredible as it may seem, there are four specific references in the early pages of the leaked Supreme Court draft ruling that appears to overturn Roe v. Wade, the celebrated 1973 abortion rights ruling dealing with incorporation of rights via the 14th Amendment. The references begin on Page 9 of the draft, […]
New Seattle Police Report on Shootings Underscores Total Gun Tax Failure
Data contained in the Seattle Police Department’s 2021 Year-End Crime Report underscores the complete failure of Seattle’s six-year-old gun control tax on firearms and ammunition that not only hasn’t reduced violence in the city, it also has never come close to meeting projected revenue figures put forth in 2015. According to the new report, something […]
Federalist: Ukraine Has ‘Fighting Chance’ Thanks to Armed Citizens
Writing at The Federalist, Cody J. Wisniewski has just reinforced arguments put forth earlier by gun rights organizations—to the everlasting chagrin of gun prohibitionists—that the invasion of Ukraine is a clear justification for the right to keep and bear arms by private citizens, especially the Second Amendment’s importance to U.S. sovereignty. Wisniewski, Director of Mountain […]
Quick Anti-Gun Support for Biden SCOTUS Nominee Jackson
The swiftness with which some of the nation’s leading gun prohibition lobbying groups threw their full support behind the nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to replace retiring Supreme Court Associate Justice Stephen Breyer was enough to raise alarms among gun rights advocates. Quickly out of the gate with praise for Joe Biden’s nomination were […]
What Was Most Important 2A Story in 2021? What Didn’t Happen!
The year 2021 may be recalled as a year loaded with important stories revolving around the Second Amendment, but by far the most significant gun rights story of the year is about what didn’t happen: Joe Biden’s anti-gun agenda stalled on the runway of reality. When the Delaware Democrat took office, he was packing heavy […]
Leahy Announces End of Senate Career, Won’t Seek Re-election
Vermont Democrat Senator Patrick Leahy, longest-serving member of the U.S. Senate, announced Monday he will not seek reelection in 2022, opening the gate wide for a scramble by potential successors. Leahy, who earned a “C” rating from the National Rifle Association, told reporters he and his wife, Marcelle, decided “it is time to pass […]
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