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The pressure came from voters, too. Pro-firearm industry voters turned out for President Donald Trump and he made “debanking” an early priority.

The Supreme Court just sent shockwaves through the gun rights community by refusing to hear two high-profile Second Amendment challenges.

She wasn’t just protecting property. She may have been protecting lives.

The kicker? This ruling might be unpublished, but you can bet anti-gun politicians will use it as ammo. Expect to see it cited when the next lawsuit pops up.

“This is the biggest legislative victory for the Second Amendment community in my lifetime,” said Williams, who’s been lobbying for pro-2A causes for 14 years.

By now you’ve probably seen the headlines. A man open carrying inside an AutoZone was shot and killed with his own gun—ripped off him by some unstable lunatic acting erratically.

So there it is in plain English: anti-gunners aren’t interested in safety, they’re interested in control. If they can’t outright ban something, they’ll tax it into oblivion.

Instead, their top law enforcement agency is spending taxpayer dollars trying to entrap big-box retailers over $20 toys.

“This update is about getting it right and making sure we’re focused on public safety,” ATF Acting Director Driscoll said in a press release.