Second Amendment

[ad_1] Democratic Rep. Colin Allred of Texas, who is challenging Republican Sen. Ted Cruz in 2024, has given thousands to a private armed security company despite his history of supporting gun control. The Senate candidate is a vocal critic of the Second Amendment, supports firearm regulation and has backed anti-police measures in Congress. Allred’s campaigns
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[ad_1] MITCHELL — For three decades, the Mitchell Area Friends of the National Rifle Association has been held together by its dedicated leaders who support the Second Amendment. Those same leaders decided it was time to disband the Mitchell Area Friends of NRA chapter in 2023 and chart a new path forward. After reaching the
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[ad_1] Wayne LaPierre, who for decades controlled the National Rifle Association, is on trial,  as the former CEO of the powerful gun rights organization is accused of misusing tens of millions of dollars in a lawsuit brought by the New York attorney general’s office. The 74-year-old announced his resignation as executive vice president and CEO
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[ad_1] The Court would have us believe that over 200 years ago, the Framers made a choice to limit the tools available to elected officials wishing to regulate civilian uses of weapons, and to authorize this Court to use the common-law process of case-by-case judicial lawmaking to define the contours of acceptable gun control policy.
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[ad_1] Mere days before at least 22 people were shot at a Super Bowl celebration in Kansas City, former President Donald Trump took the stage at a National Rifle Association gun show in Pennsylvania, promising to be the “best friend” of Second Amendment absolutists should he regain the presidency. “There was great pressure on me, having to
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[ad_1] The New York attorney general’s office compared Wayne LaPierre and other current and former National Rifle Association executives to children caught stealing from a cookie jar Thursday during closing arguments in its civil corruption trial. The defendants denied, deflected and minimized their alleged misuse of millions of dollars in NRA funds, the way a
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[ad_1] The latest headlines from our reporters across the US sent straight to your inbox each weekday Your briefing on the latest headlines from across the US “A completely preventable horror.” This is how the Lakewood Church shooter’s former mother-in-law described the shooting which rocked Joel Osteen’s megachurch and the Houston community this weekend. Genesse
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[ad_1] Families of gun violence victims are using artificial intelligence to recreate their loved ones’ voices and taunt lawmakers who oppose gun control on the sixth anniversary of the Parkland massacre.  The robocall messages are being sent to senators and House members who support the National Rifle Association and Second Amendment rights in a campaign
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[ad_1] Like many debates about social conditions in the U.S., too many men remain silent, rarely weighing in—whether the issue is mass shootings, women’s reproductive rights or the climate emergency. Demonstrators attend a March for Our Lives rally against gun violence on the National Mall June 11, 2022, in Washington, D.C. The March For Our
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[ad_1] Hundreds of thousands of people flocked to the National Rifle Association’s Great American Outdoor Show in Harrisburg this week, according to event organizers. The Pennsylvania Farm Show complex was filled with firearms displays, taxidermied animals, boats, fishing gear, all-terrain vehicles and people who enjoy hunting, fishing, hiking and being outdoors. As the nine-day show
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[ad_1] The notice came across my screen – former President Donald Trump would be speaking at the NRA’s Presidential Forum in Harrisburg as part of the organization’s Great American Outdoor Show. Great, I thought to myself. This is my chance to witness what a Donald Trump rally is all about. After all, what are the
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[ad_1] Concerns about immigration at the U.S.-Mexico border, which have dominated recent rightwing news cycles, are driving interest among some of the people who showed up at the Pennsylvania Farm Show complex to see former President Donald Trump speak at the NRA Outdoor Show. “I think closing our border is one of the biggest things
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[ad_1] CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — State Representative Frank Burns (D-Cambria) has announced that he is seeking re-election. Burns noted that over the years, Cambria County has seen “real progress” and that he recognizes the state government’s need to focus on growing the middle class by creating an environment for businesses to generate jobs. “As
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[ad_1] After the Senate voted to pass the legislation, every Republican House lawmaker was bombarded with text messages — some, dozens — from a mix of constituents and political action groups urging them to vote against the Senate version of the bill. One automated text from the American Action Fund, the activist arm of Texas-based conservative group Young
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[ad_1] “He seems to have switched parties specifically to get this nomination, and the state party has pushed him in that direction,” Zach Lahring, chair of the Muskegon County Republican Party, told Bridge Michigan. Related: Lahring and other Muskegon GOP officials last month took an unusual step, adopting a resolution urging the Michigan Republican Party
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[ad_1] Rocker Ted Nugent called out the Biden administration Friday over its alleged targeting of “MAGA” and sporting goods-related consumer transactions, saying the left is “engineering recidivism” by ignoring actual gun crimes while putting the screws to law-abiding sportsmen. Nugent’s comments come weeks after Republicans, led by Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C. who wrote a critical
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[ad_1] WASHINGTON, D. C. – Is it better to have an old hand or new face in Congress? Republicans in Ohio’s 5th congressional district will answer that question in next month’s primary when they decide whether they want to keep veteran U.S. Rep. Bob Latta of Bowling Green or pick newcomer Robert L. Owsiak, Jr.
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