This Week

They told Politico, “That’s all about politics. This is just: ‘No, we’re not going to get in the middle of this shitstorm. Nothing good can come of it.’”

The attack started as an argument, and then the three neighbors set on the homeowner. He pulled a gun and began to shoot.

Unsurprisingly, supporters of Biden and Trump view guns from nearly polar opposite perspectives. But the data is telling on what voters would expect from another four years of a Biden administration.

The overlords in New York think that by mandating these signs, which tell people something they already know, they’ll “raise awareness” or “save lives.”

After extensive development and end user trials, B&T USA is proud to announce the release of its long-awaited SPR86 to the commercial market.

“It’s time once again to do what I did when I was a Senator: ban assault weapons! I mean it. Who in God’s name needs a magazine which can hold 200 shells? Nobody. That’s right.”

Hunter Biden was found guilty on three federal felony gun charges in a high-profile case this week.

Louisianans will choose to do business with those companies that do not discriminate based on an industry these corporate banks may not like or with which they disagree.

“That’s a lot of back-and-forth, much of it on personal travel, so why is the DNC paying any part of it,” Gottlieb questioned.