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The DOJ filed back-to-back federal lawsuits against Denver and Colorado, putting the city's AR-15 ban and the state's magazine ban in constitutional crosshairs.
Read More →Hmm…what’s that stench? Smells like infringement! Watching anti-gunners try to do an end-run around the recent Supreme Court Bruen decision would be hilarious if our rights weren’t at stake. The Supreme Court’s ruling makes it very clear that the Second Amendment protects an absolute, individual right. Now, like every standup comedian and sixth-grade philosopher, they’ve…
Riddle: When is a soldier not a soldier? Answer: When a gun-grabber says so! How many times have anti-gunners smugly announced that if we wish to shoot AR-15s, then we ought to go join the military? Today, we’ve learned for certain what we already guessed: That anti-gunners don’t like it when soldiers have guns, either….
Scratch a Washington State Attorney General, find a Mafia capo. Anti-gunners know that their biggest enemy isn’t made of carbon steel and aluminum; their biggest enemy is the truth. When average Americans are given the facts about guns, they overwhelmingly vote for firearms freedom. That’s why it’s so important to anti-gunners to suppress and silence…
That the Dog returns to his Vomit and the Sow returns to her Mire, And the burnt Fool’s bandaged finger goes wabbling back to the Fire… Even if you’re not a fan of poetry, someone who watches American politics would be well-advised to read Rudyard Kipling’s The Gods of the Copybook Headings. It may have…
If the only way to win a debate is to muzzle your opponent, you lose. New York isn’t the only state pitching a world-class toddler tantrum over the Supreme Court’s recent Bruen decision. Not to be outdone, California ate a bran muffin, drank a gallon of gas-station coffee, and squatted out some legislation that manages…
We’d like to thank New York City for playing. Show ’em what they’ve won, Vanna! A few days ago, the Second Amendment community won big in a landmark ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court striking down New York State’s unconstitutional “good cause” requirement for concealed carry permit applicants. Within a day, California and New Jersey–which…
This is, hands-down, one of the anti-gunners’ neatest tricks. Amid all the furor about “red flag” laws, something has been lost: For decades now, it has been very simple to have someone’s gun rights revoked for life even if their crime was a misdemeanor, and even if that crime doesn’t rise to the level of…
New York Governor Kathy Hochul saw a madman commit a terrible crime … and judged the Bill of Rights guilty. A few days ago, some waste of skin killed 10 innocent people in a racially motivated attack in Buffalo, N.Y. Only a few hours later–while the victims’ bodies were still cooling–New York Gov. Hochul blamed…
One of the things that tickles me the most about Creepy Uncle Joe (other than Biden himself, when he’s mistaken me for an intern) is the way that he’s every bit as devoted to his blatant lies about the Second Amendment as he is to the scent of Herbal Essences shampoo. It’s gotten so bad,…
This isn’t a conspiracy theory. These are facts. Right now, 14 American state Attorneys General are joining in a lawsuit that was launched by a foreign nation–Mexico–against American gun manufacturers. In the below article, the National Shooting Sports Foundation‘s Larry Keane details who those state Attorneys General are and exactly how much money they have…
For coming up on two decades now, anti-gunners have been touting so-called “smart guns” as a way to end crimes in America that are perpetrated using guns. For coming up on two decades now, that “smart” technology has been held back by the principal for poor grades. But because there’s no dumb gun-banning idea that…
Hmm, what’s that smell? Why, it’s infringement! Some time ago, the state of New York had a list of potential ways to cut down on crimes committed using firearms. Out of the obvious possibilities (holding the criminal responsible with serious prison time for those crimes is one that comes to mind), New York went with…
