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Ossoff, Guns, and Georgia: The Disparity Between the State’s Senators and Views on Gun Rights
My home state of Georgia is pretty good on guns. We could be better, sure, but we’re also a lot…
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Bloomberg Columnist Takes the Jackson Approach to Hemani Decision
The unanimous decision in U.S. v. Hemani that found a federal prohibition on gun ownership for “unlawful” drug users unconstitutional as…
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Holding Concealed Carry Class at Public School Too Much for Some in Virginia
I get that Virginia is going down a very dark path with regard to gun regulations, but that doesn’t mean…
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The Hidden Costs of Virginia’s New Gun Laws: How Over 20 Restrictive Measures Endanger Abuse Survivors
As a domestic violence survivor who understands the importance of self-reliance, firearms training, and advocacy for women’s empowerment, I’ve seen…
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Advisor for 97% Hails Florida ‘Red Flag’ Law As Model of Success
Thanks to Attorney General James Uthmeier, a couple of the gun control laws put in place after the Parkland shooting…
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Jackson’s Concurring Opinion in Hemani Case Makes Laughable Argument Against Bruen
The Supreme Court decision in NYSRPA v. Bruen is probably the most important ruling the Court has made on the…
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Canadian Criminologist Admits Most Places in US Safer Than Toronto
Since the mass shooting in Nova Scotia back in 2020, the Canadian government has stepped up its anti-gun jihad, banning…
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Another Day, Another Reason ‘Public Safety’ Arguments for Gun Control Fall Flat
As Cam noted earlier this week, the Second Amendment Foundation is suing the sheriff in Contra Costa, California, over some…
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Texas: Pro-Gun Rhetoric vs. the Reality of Lingering Restrictions
Texas has long positioned itself as a bastion of Second Amendment freedom. With its deep gun culture, cowboy heritage, and…
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Gun Rights Groups Celebrate Hemani Win
Once upon a time, alcohol was banned in this country. It didn’t stop people from drinking it, but it was…
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