Once the government assumes the authority to decide which categories of people may or may not exercise a constitutional right, the door is opened for future anti-gun administrations to expand those categories.
Charlie Kirk really did just want to talk. Yes, he was controversial and skilled at stirring the pot, but he believed if we just talked stuff out, we’d make it.
One day later, after their refusal, a very senior executive from J.P. Morgan Wealth Management reached back out to Silencer Central CEO Brandon Maddox to explain that they do, in fact, want to do business.
I found myself wearing them in public. I mean, I’m married, I’m a dad, I have nothing to prove, and I’m obviously a fashion trendsetter. So…why not?
Red state governors are not the ones setting local law enforcement priorities, budgets and policies, and the murder rate in each state is “largely a function of the large number of murders in a state’s biggest city or cities.”
What J.P. Morgan Wealth Management is doing is dumbfounding. Comptroller of the Currency Gould left no uncertainty that banking discrimination for “woke” political ideologies is a tainted remnant of the past.
States with a Second Amendment sales tax holiday are creating a windfall of savings for gun and ammunition purchasers this year. The savings are expected to be in the millions.
One ATF official told me they were reviewing Adamiak’s case to get a U.S. Attorney to release him from prison. That ATF official is no longer returning calls. I think he was just playing for time and trying to stop us from telling Adamiak’s story.
“Prohibiting whole groups of people from owning firearms because a sick individual misused a gun to kill children is as reprehensible as restricting the rights of all law-abiding citizens because some people have committed crimes.”
It’s a fallacy that the rights of those who obey the law should be cast aside when no actions are being taken to prevent murderous villains from committing their wicked crimes.
