by Ian Tartt 1. A Gun The great equalizer, a gun can easily stop even the most determined clown. Only a fool would continue to engage once a gun is drawn on them, and…well those clowns are already foolish to be doing what they’re doing, so maybe that wasn’t the best choice of words. Either…
by Josh Guckert Recently coming to light is the fact that in 2015, Florida passed a bill allowing for the carrying of firearms during a state of emergency. This includes those who do not have a concealed carry permit. Governor Rick Scott officially declared a state of emergency on Monday due to Hurricane Matthew. This exemption applies…
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…
by Russ Read The Islamic State has allegedly published a children’s alphabet coloring book which features various weapons with corresponding letters in the Arabic alphabet. Titled “Alphabet Tutor 2″, the book features outlines of an AK-47 assault rifle, hand grenade and what appears to be a suicide vest. The infamous black flag of ISIS is…
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 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 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 Josh Guckert On Monday, MSNBC’s Chris Hayes tweeted about the recent NYC bombings. Said Hayes: We’re also very very lucky that the attackers tried to use explosives rather than guns. — Christopher Hayes (@chrislhayes) September 19, 2016 After being attacked with a barrage of memes and other angry reactions, Hayes soon bragged of resisting…
By Wayne Pac Many people are familiar with the “more guns equal more crime” myth. Something of interest is that the Chicago police report that August 2016 was the highest point of gun-related homicides in the past twenty years. Chicago police said 90 people were killed last month by firearm related deaths, a 66% increase from…
Bill Weld is Still Shaky on Gun Control by Daniel Stephens Libertarian vice-presidential candidate Bill Weld has been notoriously anti-gun in both the extended and recent past. Has his decision to run on the Libertarian ticket persuaded him to move more toward the official party position on this particular issue? We’ll let you decide. At…