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The revelation of twisting data to meet pre-determined conclusions is the antithesis of science. It is nothing short of censorship

It’s not surprising. There’s an important story to tell about the American gun owner and changing gun laws but the media mostly ignores it.

Connecticut has passed two bans on so-called “assault weapons,” one in 1993 and then an expanded version in 2013.

“We’re at the very early stages of this –,” Sims Brown told Sorkin and the audience. “But as this is implemented, those scenarios will be used.”

New York Time columnist David Brooks is reminding America why they shouldn’t put faith in opinion writers pontificating from their metropolitan ivory towers.

Voter polling is showing that radical gun control isn’t a leading concern as America is closing in on election day Nov. 8.

Oregonians will soon cast their ballots and they are showing signs they may reject a severe gun control ballot initiative…

In addition, the inclusion of information, tooling, and jigs as part of what is defined as a firearm is new and a considerable expansion of governmental power.

California’s Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom was quick to sign a law that banned any advertising that could potentially be attractive to youths.