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In Four Weeks, Swing State Gun Owners Could Determine the Future of the Second Amendment
If you live in a “swing state,” your vote carries a special weight that votes in deep-blue or deep-red states…
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Did California Screw Up and Get Something Right? Sure Looks Like It
I’ve seen a lot of bad laws proposed in California. An alarming number of them pass, too, which is troubling.…
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Latest ‘Ghost Gun’ Claims Have Tons of Problems
Ages ago, I owned an AK-47 clone. I built it from a kit I purchased along with a less than…
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Confusion Reigns After Massachusetts Governor Puts New Gun Law Into Immediate Effect
Welcome to the “State of Confusion”, Massachusetts gun store owner and 2A advocate Toby Leary tells Bearing Arms’ Cam &…
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An Interesting Note About Man Sentenced for Trafficking Guns Into Chicago
Public officials in Chicago have a long and storied history of blaming everyone else for their inner turmoil. In particular,…
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A Developer Wants to Build an Oyster Bar in Virginia Beach. The Navy Says No Way.
VIRGINIA BEACH — A decade-old plan to build a waterfront restaurant in the Seatack neighborhood is reigniting pushback from the…
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Repeated Arrest of Memphis Teen Shows City Needs Crime Control, Not Gun Control
Next month, voters in Memphis will vote on a non-binding referendum calling on the legislature to exempt the city from…
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While Moderators Tried to Fact-Check Vance, NRA Is Fact-Checking Walz
One of the more tense moments in this week’s vice presidential debate was when moderators decided to fact-check JD Vance.…
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Walz’s Attempt to Clear Up ‘Friends With School Shooters’ Comment Raises Even More Questions
After unleashing what very welll may be the most bizarre statement ever uttered during a vice presidential debate, Tim Walz…
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Federal Judge Rips Illinois AG’s Office for Insinuating Decision Led to Mass Transit Murders
U.S. District Judge Iain D. Johnston tore into attorneys with the Illinois Attorney General’s office at a hearing on Wednesday,…
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