Second Amendment
Senator John Fetterman alleged to be OK with overturning the Second Amendment
O’Keefe Media Group conducted an undercover recording. This time, the recording involved one of the staffers for John Fetterman, Luke Borwegan. This individual claimed that Fetterman would probably be okay with overturning the Second Amendment. He also claimed that Fetterman would prefer that nobody has guns at all. This is not the first time that […]
Thursday FGS
Stabilizing Brace Homeowner shoots, kills Carolina Trace intruder, Lee County deputies say by: Rodney Overton A homeowner shot and killed a home invasion suspect in Lee County early Tuesday, deputies said. The incident was reported around 2:50 a.m. in the Carolina Trace neighborhood, which is a gated community south of Sanford, according to a news […]
Murder trial begins for Daniel Perry, who shot Garrett Foster in self-defense
Daniel Perry was an Army sergeant stationed at Fort Hood at the time of this incident. From his perspective, BLM protestors surrounded his vehicle and even pounded his hood. Garrett Foster, one of the people near Perry’s vehicle, pointed his AK-47 at Perry. Naturally, Perry’s desire for self-defense, and ingrained reflexive fire abilities, pulled his […]
Public nuisance laws as a Trojan Horse against guns
A consumer protection group sent a letter to GOP governors. They warned of actions, by progressive anti-gun activists, to attempt a backdoor against gun ownership. They noted that Republican victories at the state legislature level makes it harder for these groups to use the legislative process against gun rights. To make up for the shortfall, […]
Army Reservist pilloried by ATF
Bear with me on this one – it’s a little convoluted. Doesn’t make the big ‘pro-gun’ groups look too good, either. It all starts with the 2001 murder of an Assistant US attorney Thomas Wales (who was also a leader of the gun ban movement in Seattle). Allegedly, ballistics tests revealed the murder weapon […]
Court sides with U.S. Navy officer on weapons registration
A federal judge ruled on behalf of a U.S. Navy officer stationed in Hawaii and ordered that he be allowed to continue the registration process. While registering his firearms with the Honolulu Police Department, Michael Santucci answered yes for a question asking if the applicant sought counselling. He was not diagnosed with anything, and was […]
Updated gun-grabbers’ tactics
The gun-banners are trying to do an end run around the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA). Back in the ’90s and early oughts, high-priced lawsuits were filed against gun manufacturing companies in an effort to make them spend so much money defending from frivolous law suits that they would go broke even […]
Least informed people are the strongest supporters of gun control
McLaughlin & Associates was recently retained to conduct a survey related to red flag laws. They found that when asked about the red flag laws, those who supported it did so strongly. However, when those conducting the survey provided context, such as no hearings being held for the person subject to the red flag laws, […]
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