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The gun-grabbers raised ten times as much and spent 12 times as much. Giffords, all by itself, dropped more on pushing red flag laws than the total amount our side raised.
The new law erodes due process and opens the door to false or malicious petitions. They stress that removing police oversight from the process undermines constitutional protections.
If illegal immigrants can slip through the cracks and end up patrolling American streets with department-issued weapons, what else is broken in the system?
A TDS-affected Maine college professor, Carol Lewandowski, is under fire after mocking & attempting to silence a student over her support for gun rights & her Christian faith.
U.S. District Court Judge Lance Walker granted a preliminary injunction against Maine’s 72-hour waiting period on gun sales.
Residents of Garland, Maine, were forced to take decisive action when a man, later identified as Michael Thompson, 37, from Corinna, threatened their home with a stolen front-end loader.
This law is nothing more than an attempt to deny law-abiding Mainers their Constitutional rights while doing nothing to stop criminals who ignore these ineffective laws. Rights delayed are rights denied…
In a hard-fought congressional race described by The Reload as “an interesting test case for how potent gun politics can still be,” Democrat Maine Congressman Jared Golden has apparently kept his seat.
This response wasn’t the first time that FPC had used colorful language to push back against gun control, but it might be the first time that a Governor’s staff reported the organization to the police…
While Humanium Metal was destroying firearms at a Maine police station a negligent discharge occurred, damaging two vehicles.
A handful of antis and Fudds repeating tired old lies was enough to get the Department to cave.
State Sen. Anne Carney (D) is now resorting to new tactics, including holding a secret off-the-record committee meeting with the ATF as a last-ditch effort to tip the scales…
Maine lawmakers are hearing from the public this week about legislation filed just days ago by Democrat legislators in response to last year’s rampage in Lewiston.
Maine’s Freedom of Access Act and the official list of FOAA contacts may help provide some answers.
The demonization of the AR-15 perpetuated by left-wing politicians and the anti-gun lobby is having a negative effect, as intended.
It appears our public safety net was a colossal failure from beginning to end, not because the tools weren’t available to prevent it, but because people made mistakes.
Democrat Senator King’s proposal would make tens of millions of firearms that have already been deemed legal to own by the Supreme Court illegal.
Gun control activists complained that Maine’s “yellow flag” law is harder to use than than more oppressive “red flag” laws…
Two statewide races in 2020 – and context – provide important lessons for Second Amendment supporters to keep in mind for November.
On Tuesday, June 8th, Governor Janet Mills (D) signed Senator Trey Stewart’s (R) L.D. 635 into law, thus repealing the requirement to obtain a permit from Maine before hunting with a suppressor.
Maine has passed an incremental silencer/suppressor reform law. A separate permit to hunt with a suppressor is no longer needed in Maine.
Several egregious pieces of anti-gun legislation were defeated, including bills to criminalize private transfers of firearms and ban many commonly-owned standard capacity magazines.
This would ensure that those who choose to construct new buildings within 100yd of established sport shooting ranges cannot threaten them with court fees, hiatus, or closure of operations
Governor Janet Mills has nominated Michael Sauschuck, the former Portland Police Chief, and long-time opponent of gun rights who served as a board member for the Maine Citizens Against Handgun Violenc
Maine has always been a beautiful place for sportsmen and a place for those who like to hunt! Maine has also been very gun friendly for as long as one can remember. Well, that could be changing.
For those of you who don;t think “a bump stock is worth fighting for” let us clue you in a little as to what will happen if this is put up as a sacrificial lamb
A majority of the required petition signatures were collected from urban areas in Southern Maine, putting gun owners at a great disadvantage.
A century and a half earlier, in 1860, St. Gabriel Possenti used handguns to save villagers in Isola del Gran Sasso, Italy from a gang of marauders.
We’ve just won some important victories, but that’s just the beginning. Now comes the hard work of repairing decades of damage to the country and the Constitution
Expect Bloomberg to renew his efforts against the states using a formula he knows he can get to work.
