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That might be because gun control politicians and the groups supporting them always knew their gun control proposals are a house of cards.

Washingtonians are taking responsibility for their own safety, even as antigun politicians sold them out.

A majority of self-described Democrats, 52 percent, say they would leave the United States if America were being invaded rather than stay and fight.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau showed law-abiding gun owners in his nation that he’s willing to become a tyrant in a teapot to seize guns.

Connecticut’s governor ripped a page from the Biden administration playbook and attempted to divert attention from failures to address rising crime by calling for increased gun control

You don’t live in Arizona so why would you want, what they officially call, a “Concealed Weapons Permit” (CWP) from the Grand Canyon State?

The Los Angeles Times’ opinion writers have had their heads buried on California’s beaches. Californians on the other hand have been feeling unsafe.

The only thing gun controllers despise more than Americans owning firearms is working and middle-class Americans owning firearms.

With the midterm elections less than 10 months away, elected officials supporting more gun control could be in for a rude awakening given the shifting Second Amendment support among their voting constituencies.