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The United States Court of Appeals for The District of Columbia Circuit disregarded the text, history, and tradition of the Second Amendment and ruled that DC’s magazine ban is Constitutional.
The female victim recovering in a local hospital, the victim in this case was heard to say, “Is there anywhere where it’s actually safe?”
“A ‘woke’ Washington, DC, judge is facing backlash after he opted to cut loose an 18-year-old accused of firing more than two dozen rounds from an AR-15 into a car full of people,” the New York Post reported Tuesday.
Given the federal government’s inability or unwillingness to tackle violent crime perpetrated with firearms in its own backyard using calling for increased gun control is a joke…
Viewers were reminded of the disturbing disconnect between the Biden Administration and everyday Americans on seeing Pete Buttigieg dismiss violent crime numbers.
….for the dozens of guns recovered at crime scenes that D.C. police helped sell, the time-to-crime was at most 20 months – less than two years.
What’s worse is that against the backdrop of rampant violent crime, the city still imposes some of the strictest gun control laws in the country on law-abiding residents who just want basic safety.
In other words, those gathered in support of President Trump were (what did CNN call arsonists setting a building ablaze?) “mostly peaceful protestors.”
That’s a lot of government guns being deployed against unarmed citizens whose right, by Constitutional mandate, “shall not be infringed.”
21 Democratic Members of Congress sent a letter to House Speaker Pelosi to include “a provision in the Rules Package” “to ensure that Member of Congress may not possess firearms”.
The District of Columbia has declined to appeal its loss of a concealed carry case that struck down its “needs based” permit requirement…
Apparently our elected officials, even Republicans, do not have the spine to protect our country, but they certainly have the will to destroy it.,
Knife Rights is pleased to announce that it has engaged the bipartisan government relations firm Capitol Hill Consulting Group (CHCG) to lobby in Washington, D.C.
This legislation would allow individuals with a valid concealed carry permit issued from their home state to carry their firearms in the District of Columbia…
The National Shooting Sports Foundation’s 10th Annual Congressional Fly-In is scheduled to coincide with a truly landmark vote that will have long-term effects on the firearms and ammunition industry.
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle expressed strong interest in discussing 2A issues with the DC Project group…
Not only is this an opportunity to let Democrats hang themselves with their own rope, it is also an opportunity to push a pro-rights agenda.
The judge’s analysis of D.C.’s argument that the Second Amendment is distinguishable from all other constitutional rights in that it has “no intrinsic value” begins with, “What poppycock!”
At Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives we think e-ATF will increase transparency and communication. Your feedback will be greatly appreciated.
The power of the purse is a critical weapon in our fight to stop the ATT from ever being implemented. The sovereignty of our country and the rights of our people are far too precious to be left vulner
Ghoulish “Ghost Vote” outlines lend themselves to the alternative conclusion that victims the police could not protect were forbidden by law from the means of self-defense.
In a bizarre decision issued on the last day of 2015 in a case involving a paring knife, a sharply divided Washington state Supreme Court found that knives likely are arms and are protected…..
DC Attorney General Karl Racine gloated that the decision was “good news for public safety in the District of Columbia”…
On Friday, September 18, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals issued its opinion in Heller v. District of Columbia (“Heller III”), striking down four onerous “registration” requirements and…..
Police responded to reports of a shooting at Washington D.C.’s Navy Yard, as the area was placed on lockdown and residents there were told to shelter in place…
The firearms industry is opposed to mandating user-authorized technology for firearms, believing that consumers in an open marketplace should determine whether a so-called ‘smart gun’ is appropriate..
H.R. 766, the Financial Institution Customer Protection Act of 2015, was heavily discussed during that hearing…
This is one of the most important pieces of reform legislation that the firearms and ammunition industry has seen come before Congress in recent years…
The 1,000 foot rule around schools makes gun possession in San Francisco treacherous. Imagine applying the same rule to “dignitaries” in their homes, offices, and wandering the streets…
Judge Scullin ruled last week that the Justifiable Need requirement “impinges on Plaintiff’s Second Amendment right to bear arms”…
