The National Post report says an official with the Canadian Coalition of Firearm Rights considers the government’s buyback program to be “logistically impossible.”
South Carolina’s proposal would codify a strong presumption against liability in cases where a third party’s misuse of a firearm is the proximate cause of harm.
Despite politicians transparent attempts to gin up fear, there exists no legal loophole where 3D printed firearms are treated any differently under the law than firearms manufactured by other means.
A right you’re afraid to exercise — or defend — doesn’t stay a right for long.
DeStefano has been held in Florida’s Orange County Jail for nearly 90 days. He could be taken to New York’s infamous Rikers Island any day.
Busse shopped around the state like he was flipping through the pages of a men’s outdoor wear catalogue and chose Montana’s first congressional district to try to win a House seat.
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.
Cornerstone to the anti-gun agenda has long been deflecting blame to others for the crimes of bad actors. The “others” will continue to be firearm makers, gun shops, the NRA, gun owners, and 2A supporters.
The Good Men Project claims it hosts “the conversation no one else is having.” I certainly hope that’s true.
