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A couple of reminders. While election rhetoric is clogging up televisions, emails and social media, it wasn’t long ago that lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate were dead serious about upending the structure of the Supreme Court. The reason?

Washington Gun Law’s President, William Kirk, recently highlighted a bizarre legal scenario brewing in Illinois, leaving residents tangled in the state’s complex gun laws.

A federal judge has blocked a firearms ban for tenants of the Cortland Housing Authority (CHA), marking a win for the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) and its allies.

Initially, the FBI reported that violent crime had dropped by 2.1% in 2022, but as Lott uncovered, the real numbers showed a 4.5% increase.

The case, which has drawn significant attention, involves serious accusations of sexual assault and violation of a no-contact order.

Michael Cargill, a firearms trainer and 2A activist, spearheaded the effort to overturn Donald Trump’s 2018 bump stock ban, but despite beating the Don in the courtroom, he remains a Trump supporter.

The devastating video includes her remarks during a news conference in which then-San Francisco District Attorney Harris told reporters about a new gun control policy in the city.

Minnesota’s Gov. Tim Walz dressed the part. He even brought a shotgun. But that’s where his plan to hunt up votes from sportsmen and women missed the mark.

“When did she buy it, and where,” he inquired. “Does she clean it regularly, and has she recently practiced and trained with it? Although she’s claimed to have fired the gun at a range, did she have any formal training? Where is the pistol right now, and is it safely stored?