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NewsMax put together a list of the top 100 most influential pro-gun rights advocates. While it was a valiant effort, there were some notable snubs, people omitted from the list, along with some head-scratchers, people who had really no right being on the list.

A Hillview, Kentucky man was arrested for shooting down a drone that hovered over his house and spied on his young daughters.

While the war over the Second Amendment rages on, there are clear indications that the wind is at our backs and that it is really our fight to lose.

“If I could write the Bill of Rights over again, I would skip amendment number two. We’re the only country in the world that puts in our Constitution the right to bear arms. It’s an absurd thing to be in our Constitution, but it’s in our Constitution,” said Dershowitz. “We have to live with it.”

There’s a point between fully armed and disarmed that is subarmed. Being subarmed is dangerous. Officials would never stand for it themselves.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie vehemently defended his position on the Second Amendment Saturday while attending a town hall meeting in Iowa.

“I think it’s inappropriate to even approach that subject,” Nugent said. “I think it’s all about prayers for victims and their families and showing respect for the community. I don’t think we should be getting in to hardware. I think we should talk about heart-ware.”

“We need to make sure that certain types of guns used to kill people, exclusively, not for hunting, should not be sold in the United States of America.” Bernie Sanders, 2016 presidential candidate.

President Obama once again lamented the fact that, along with Congress, his administration has failed to place tougher restrictions on one’s Constitutional right to keep and bear arms.