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“While we are disappointed in the state court’s narrow 4-3 decision,” said Gottlieb, “our federal case remains very much alive and we will continue fighting the Illinois ban.”

In other words, “Be a good victim” armed with a really loud air horn. With bars on the residential doors and windows, it also begs the question of who the police are locking up. It’s not the criminals.

An attempted convenience store robbery went viral last week and has left people scratching their heads.

“The FBI tried to interfere with my free speech right in my driveway,” he wrote on Facebook on March 30. “My 45ACP was ready to smoke ‘em.”

“Under the Golden Dome, at the unveiling of this proposal, RMGO warned the bill sponsors this would quickly be struck down by a federal judge.  Today, our crystal ball has become a reality.  But it doesn’t stop here.  We won’t stop fighting until every single unconstitutional anti-gun law is struck down,” Rhodes continued.

“Obviously, what happened in Parkland to me and my classmates is a huge motivator for why I’m doing this work,” Hogg said. “That’s what got me involved in politics.”

Law enforcement is now advising residents to follow various safety tips to reduce their chances of becoming a victim.  

Local Daily News tells us that the troopers were approaching on foot when they found the home fully engulfed in flames. The homeowner was standing in the doorway with a gun. 

On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court decided to let the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ (ATF) “Frame or Receiver Final Rule” stay in effect.