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In the aftermath of the deadly attacks on two Minnesota lawmakers Saturday, there were predictable efforts to blame Donald Trump’s political rhetoric for raising political tensions, and anti-gunners called for more action on gun control.
The Oregon State Supreme Court has reportedly agreed to hear oral arguments on gun control Measure 114 on Nov. 6, in a case which has dragged on for more than two years.
With its increasingly radical gun prohibition agenda, the DNC will need to keep Hogg around, just not as the party’s vice chairman. Likewise, to achieve his gun control goals, Hogg will need the DNC, and everybody knows it.
It is common knowledge that the coffers of gun prohibition lobbying groups seem wide open to Democrats from Capitol Hill on down the chain to state legislatures.
When the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously to toss out Mexico’s lawsuit against Smith & Wesson and other American gun makers, it handed a “significant and severe setback” to the gun prohibition lobby.
The number of active concealed pistol licenses in Washington state is beginning to climb dramatically, adding almost 7,000 over the past two months, making room for speculation the spike may be at least partially due to the passage of House Bill 1163.
When a legally armed citizen intervened in a shooting in downtown Seattle, killing the suspect who had just wounded two victims, there was not a sound heard from the billionaire-backed gun prohibition lobby.
Data posted by the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives shows more than 17,200 firearms were reported lost or stolen from federally licensed firearms dealers in 2024.
For the establishment media reporting on this tragedy, there is a lesson they are either ignoring or are simply too myopic to grasp.
Washington Democrat Gov. Bob Ferguson on Tuesday signed House Bill 1163, which will require all future gun buyers to obtain a permit to purchase firearms, starting May 1, 2027.
It amounts to an expanding campaign to push back on restrictive gun control laws and regulations which have been stacking up over the course of many years.
U.S. Senators Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst, both Iowa Republicans, are leveling serious allegations about “gross and substantial waste, fraud and abuse at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
By a 7-2 vote, the totally-left-of-center Washington state Supreme Court has ruled that so-called large-capacity magazines” (LCMs) are not “arms” protected by the constitution.
“We need to allow as many citizens as possible to be armed. It gives people a sense of security—when someone has a weapon in their pocket, they feel safer.”–Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir
It appears to be the first time in history the government—in this case the Department of Justice—has taken the side of gun owners. The case, known as Wolford v. Lopez, challenges Hawaii’s Act 52..
“The new project I’ve got going in the civil rights division to the surprise of many people on both sides is the Second Amendment.” – Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, DOJ Civil Rights Division
Despite a downturn in gun sales, Americans are still buying guns, and for the past five years those purchases have surpassed one million per month.
CCRKBA has launched a national online petition calling for investigations in each of the named states “to ultimately seek injunctions and/or restraining orders against any and all state laws and local regulations which are determined to infringe and/or impair the exercise of rights protected by the Second Amendment.”
President Donald Trump has slapped anti-gunners with the wet towel of common sense, and it is clear from their reaction they don’t like it.
Oregon lawmakers are doubling down in their anti-gun crusade, despite the state making what attorney William Kirk has labeled “the Dirty Dozen” list recommended for scrutiny by the DOJ’s Second Amendment Task Force.
Dubbed the “Repealing Illegal Freedom and Liberty Excises (RIFLE) Act,” the three-page bill is being spearheaded by Republican U.S. Senators John Boozman and Tom Cotton, both representing Arkansas.
“The time has come to put the anti-rights leadership in these states on notice that their crusade to destroy the individual rights protected by the Second Amendment is finished.” – Alan Gottlieb, CCRKBA
Clearly, Second Amendment activists across the landscape are delighted and energized by the news from Bondi and the DOJ.
Judge Joseph Evans reduced bail for Isaiah Davion Williams from $2 million to $1 million at a Monday hearing. Williams’ family and attorney had asked bail to be reduced to $250,000.
The gun prohibition lobby and its allies in state legislatures and on Capitol Hill either don’t “get it” or actually don’t care that criminals ignore gun control laws.
Nowhere has this announcement been cheered louder than in Washington state, where law-abiding gun owners and Article 1, Section 24 of the State Constitution are under withering attack
The Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, H.R. 38, has taken a major step toward becoming reality by advancing out of the U.S. House Judiciary Committee on a 18-9 party line vote, with Democrats predictably opposed.
South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden on Monday signed a trio of gun rights bills, according to a news release from his office.
After Democrats sent a letter to President Trump calling for the removal of Kash Patel as acting director of the ATF, a major national gun rights group is suggesting they “pound sand.”
“If the NRA decides to seek further review at SCOTUS, I am directing my office not to defend this law.” – Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier
