Beginning July 1, college students in Kansas can finally legally carry concealed weapons for self-defense on campus – but not everyone is happy about it.
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Shooting In Alexandria, Congressman and Others Injured
Reports from the Congressional baseball game shooting in the Alexandria, Virginia neighborhood of Del Ray continue to pour in at this hour.
Everytown Gun Safety Another Bloomberg Boondoggle
Though the description avoids the word “propaganda” and similar terms, it is clear that they intend to advocate for gun control through art.
Connecticut Assault on Gun Owners
Everyone knows that once something is enshrined into law, it is exponentially harder to remove.
FL Legislator Can’t Handle Gun, You Can’t Either
Another politician has discovered that the use of social media is not a safe space for showcasing your...
Omnibus Bill: Gun Collectors Take Note
Before you yawn and click – this is not your ordinary article about the omnibus bill. In fact, it should cause bells to go off in the heads of every liberty-minded Second Amendment lover.
Trump, The NRA and The Second Amendment
As with many policy areas, Trump appears to lack an ideological position on the Second Amendment. Despite his strong expressions of support for gun-rights, he doesn’t seem to be an enthusiastic gun-rights advocate. More importantly, however, he does not have an anti-gun agenda.
Second Amendment Gains Ground in Iowa
The State of Iowa has taken bold steps to advance the cause of the Second Amendment, and according to The Des Moines Register, there is more to come. With any luck, the new federal government under the Trump administration and the Supreme Court will adopt the Iowa state motto: “‘Our liberties we prize and our rights we will maintain.” Perhaps the Gun Control Act of 1968 and others will be revisited with a closer eye to the framers’ clear language and intent.
New State Law Says Judges And Attorneys Can Concealed Carry With No Waiting Period But Not Domestic Violence Victims
Governor McAuliffe has vetoed five pieces of legislation involving gun safety in the Commonwealth of Virginia, many of which would have affected victims of domestic violence. Now if you’re a judge or attorney, you can carry just about anywhere you like. If you’re a domestic violence victim, however, you have to spend 45 days as a sitting duck during the waiting period. According to the governor, the lives of judges and attorneys are far more important than yours — even if it’s being threatened.