by Josh Guckert Since his selection as the vice presidential nominee of the Libertarian Party, William Weld has received an abundance of criticism from libertarians. The primary issue evoking anger has been his stance on the right to bear arms. However, in Philadelphia on Thursday, Weld took a fundamentally libertarian approach in explaining the history behind…
by Eric Lieberman Local police officers are allegedly scanning the license plate numbers of people attending gun-shows per the request of the federal government. Agents employ devices that record the plate numbers of every car that passes through such events, according to emails obtained by The Wall Street Journal. The incident has raised questions from Fourth and Second…
Top 5 Ways Gun Control Laws Make Us Less Safe by Darnyell Wint 1. Good Reason This year, in the month of May, a federal judge ruled that a key provision of the Washington D.C new gun law is most likely unconstitutional, ordering D.C. police to stop requiring individuals to show “good reason” to obtain a…
Top 5 Gun Rights Organizations Better than the NRA By Aya Katz The National Rifle Association (NRA) is the best-known gun rights organization in the United States, but it is not the best at representing its membership. Over time, this national organization has come to stand for the established order of things, fighting to preserve the legislative status…
by Josh Guckert The National Rifle Association (NRA) has failed in its duties to support American gun-owners and the more general cause of liberty. This first became noticeable early in the 2016 presidential election. In April 2015, the group held its annual convention in Nashville, inviting presidential candidates to speak. However, Rand Paul was not invited,…
by Phillip Stucky A Georgia woman found herself fighting for her life as three armed burglars stormed her Gwinnett County, Ga., home late Thursday. “She exercised her right to defend her livelihood and property,” Gwinnett County Police Department Cpl. Deon Washington told Atlanta’s WSB 2. Unprecedented surveillance footage from inside the home shows three armed attackers…
by Amber Randall Teachers at a school in Texas might be armed and are willing to use whatever force needed to protect students, according to a sign posted outside the school district. Medina Independent School District placed a sign in front of one of its entrances Sept. 14 to warn people that teachers might be…
by Kody Fairfield After singer-songwriter Ray LaMontagne posted on his Facebook page that he would be cancelling his concert held at the University of Texas-Austin due to the states’ allowance of concealed carry on campus. RELATED: Ray LaMontagne Cancels Univ of Texas Concert Due to Campus Carry Since then, LaMontagne has had some supporters writing in the comment…
By Kody Fairfield Apparently, singer and songwriter Ray LaMontagne has been triggered and now needs a safe space to play his music, and it looks like the University of Texas-Austin is no longer that place. According to a post by LaMontagne on his Facebook page, he has cancelled his concert at the university because state law now…
by Eric Lieberman A man who claimed three Connecticut state troopers issued false charges against him while protesting a DUI checkpoint, was reportedly vindicated thanks to newly released footage from the man’s camera. Michael Picard is now suing the three state troopers for violating his First and Fourth Amendment rights, according to the official lawsuit filed Sept. 15. Picard…