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San Diego Man Fights for Gun Rights After Wrong Turn Landed Him in Mexican Prison
Not every country has the same criminal justice system as we do. Some are fair, many aren’t. Often, the State…
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Right-to-Repair YouTube Star Takes on the Man Behind 3D Printing Bans
Louis Rossmann has made a name for himself online by championing the cause of right-to-repair, along with other pro-consumer policies.…
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Yeah, That California Gun Control Is Working Just Great…
California has the strictest gun control regulations in the entire nation, and while it’s still less than many nations have,…
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Actor James Handy’s Murder and California Gun Control
When I saw the news on Friday about actor James Handy being murdered, allegedly by his girlfriend’s son, the name…
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Minnesota Fudd Goes A-Hunting for the ‘Real’ Meaning of the Second Amendment
I read a lot of op-eds relating to the right to keep and bear arms, and as soon as I saw…
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The Trace and Mother Jones Big Mad That Civil Rights Division Defending Civil Right They Hate
The Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division has a long and storied history of standing up for, well, civil rights.…
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Brady Teams Up With L.A. Supervisor to Target California Gun Store Chain
With 35 stores across the state, Turner’s Outdoorsman is the largest firearm retailer in California. It’s estimated that the chain…
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New Hampshire Preemption Law Dies Amidst GOP Infighting
New Hampshire had an interesting bill. It was basically an expansion of the state’s preemption measure. As originally written, it…
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Man Accused of Killing Nurse at ‘Gun-Free’ Hospital Was Prohibited From Possessing Firearms
A few weeks ago I covered the murder of Ada Doss, a 27-year-old nurse, wife, and mom who was shot…
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Florida Attorney General Says State’s Waiting Period Laws Are Unconstitutional, Won’t Be Enforced
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier appears to have accomplished what state lawmakers were unable (and in some cases, unwilling) to…
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