Blumenthal’s bill would punish the most regulated, most traceable, most lawful channel (firearm retailer sales) while ignoring the pathways criminals actually exploit.
With experts touting one of the largest drops in homicides ever recorded in 2025, the reality is clear: America can see increases in lawful gun ownership without automatically seeing increases in violent crime or murders.
Gun owners from all across the country—except, of course, for California, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Rhode
This isn’t a practical or useful analysis of safety. It’s a policy report card explicitly designed to produce a desired narrative.
Politicians who respond to a tragedy by calling for more restrictions on law-abiding citizens are betraying the very people they are elected to protect.
If you thought the elder Soros was giving unfathomable sums of money to fight against constitutional rights just wait to see how much the younger Soros is willing to spend.
It’s a textbook example of how gun control groups and sympathetic policymakers misuse firearm trace data and gun control advocacy “reports” to smear lawful businesses while doing nothing to confront the criminals.
A big bank CEO can’t expect to go on television and claim he doesn’t discriminate when there’s so much evidence that he does, and he’s testified to it under oath.
President Ronald Reagan offered sage advice that still holds true today. He said, “We must reject the idea that every time a law’s broken, society is guilty rather than the lawbreaker.”
In one of the more disturbing public statements following the National Guard shooting, several people cast blame for Beckstrom’s murder on other individuals — including President Donald Trump.
