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The letter blasts those moves as corporate virtue signaling. “Each of us and our businesses have felt the effects of un-American debanking practices,” the coalition wrote. “Being able to plan for the future with certainty is the determining factor of success or failure.”

“Only law enforcement will be allowed to have guns.”

Rep. Stephanie Borowicz (R-76) was among the most vocal, arguing that the state should be focused on restoring values, not stripping rights.

Schools, courthouses, and government buildings are still off-limits. His advice: default back to the concealed carry rules until the legislature clears up the gray areas.

“Where innocent people are forced into unarmed helplessness, they are slaughtered. Where people have the right to bear arms, they survive and evil loses.”

The battle over Washington’s ban on so-called “large-capacity” magazines has reached the U.S. Supreme Court, and it’s drawing national attention.

A Florida appeals court has struck down the state’s decades-old ban on open carry, declaring it unconstitutional and vacating the conviction of gun rights activist Stanley V. McDaniels.

The officer, a five-year veteran, is being praised for his calm response under fire, which will be shown in a forthcoming critical incident briefing later this week.

Kirk describes this as a dangerous cocktail: narrowing “common use” to self-defense while at the same time broadening historical analogies to almost anything.