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“No matter if we have a record, it should be exempt,” Miller-Whitehead explained. “So we should be able to bear arms as the Constitution says.”

City leaders in Houston are still hailing the success of a recent gun “buyback” program despite the fact that one man cashed in big time by selling the city a box of cheap 3D-printed guns. 

Anti-gun leaders in the House called an emergency meeting last night to employ a seldom-used tactic that would expedite consideration of both the so-called “Assault Weapons” ban.

A recent Convention of States Action poll (see below) reveals that most Americans believe an armed civilian is their best protection during a mass shooting event.

“Would you go to your neighbor’s home and confiscate his legally owned weapons, a man that was not under a criminal investigation nor under arrest?  Would you do it?” Higgins asked. 

Frustratingly, and despite the clear edict from the U.S. Supreme Court last month, it appears that anti-gunners in Albany have no intention of adhering to the rules and will continue to illegally restrict the rights of law-abiding Americans. 

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has signed seven new bills into law, including legislation allowing the state Attorney General to pursue lawsuits against the firearm industry.

Maryland’s requirement that concealed carry applicants provide to the state a “good and substantial reason” to bear arms in public is gone.

Liam Hendriks, a pitcher for the Chicago White Sox, made a strong statement in response to the shooting in Highland Park, Illinois, at a Fourth of July parade this week.