The goal is to use the threat of devastating civil liability to force the firearms industry to restrict their rights and those of their customers by instituting gun controls that were not enacted through the democratic process.
During a recent interview we did for Student of the Gun Radio, we had a guest come on and discuss
Pritzker “would rather do a photo op with fugitives to bolster his leftist bona fides than figure out if the anti-violence programs he’s funding are being co-opted by law breakers.”
The same playbook shows up in attacks on science-based wildlife management and, ultimately, on lawful hunting.
Florida’s black bear hunt was a management tool grounded in biology and science, executed under strict controls and essential to keeping bear populations safely in balance with habitat.
The Attorney General recently intervened in a teen’s criminal case by asking a state appeals court to uphold the defendant’s right to carry—a move that even the anti-gun media admits constitutes a victory for Floridians’ gun rights.
Concerns over AI’s veracity, reliability and lack of viewpoint diversity will only increase as dependence on AI as a source of instant information and a shortcut to doing research grows.
The cancelled, not-so-funnyman who hates guns, gun owners and the right to armed self-defense has suffered a precipitous ratings collapse.
Crockett wants to have it both ways: curtailing the ability of trained law enforcement partners to keep Texans safe, while also limiting the rights for law-abiding Texans to protect themselves.
Radical gun ban legislation is sailing through the Virginia legislature, offering a crystal-clear preview of what gun owners across the
