Second Amendment

[ad_1] LEE DES MOINES BUREAU Gabbard endorses GrassleyFormer Democratic congresswoman and presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard endorsed Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley’s reelection campaign on Sunday. In a statement, Gabbard praised Grassley’s conservative priorities and said Grassley’s Democratic opponent, Mike Franken, would be a “rubber stamp for the Biden administration.” “I’m supporting Chuck Grassley because we need
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[ad_1] Oregon voters will determine Tuesday whether to pass stricter gun laws — the only ballot measure nationwide that addresses gun violence.  The gun-control initiative, which critics say is the nation’s “most extreme,” requires people to obtain permits and complete safety training to acquire a firearm. It also bans high-capacity magazines and calls for State
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[ad_1] A Democrat Senate candidate is playing the role of a conservative Second Amendment supporter in a new campaign video, but it didn’t take long for gun rights activists to notice the significant flaws in his acting. Ohio U.S Senate nominee Tim Ryan released a video of himself shooting a handgun at an outdoor shooting
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[ad_1] Editor: Prior to my return to Grand Junction, I used to attend NRA Board of Directors meetings. One incident is relevant to Western Colorado voters: the resignation of John Dingle, Democrat Congressman from Michigan from the NRA Board. In the old days, there were Democrat politicians who supported the Second Amendment: John F. Kennedy
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[ad_1] Tom Kertscher  |  PolitiFact Georgia Governor race: Takeaways from Brian Kemp, Stacey Abrams debate Savannah Morning News journalist Will Peebles talks about his takeaways from the Kemp/Abrams debate and whether it could sway voters. Savannah Morning News The top two Democrats on Georgia’s election ticket are communists and gun confiscators, according to an attack
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[ad_1] Lucas Martinez As the midterm election season is approaching, it might feel overwhelming to register, learn as much as possible about the candidates listed on the ballot and then vote for the best choices. To help diminish some voter anxiety, the Chronicle has researched the gubernatorial race between incumbent Gov. J.B. Pritzker and his
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[ad_1] Dear Thoreau, Salutations from my outpost in the Pacific Northwest.  I can imagine you snug in your cabin at Walden Pond.  I know you’ve only received one or two letters in your life that you considered worth the postage, and I’m not sure this one will reach up to the standard you’ve set, but
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[ad_1] Drive down Quindaro Boulevard through Kansas City, Kansas, and you’ll see a series of dilapidated storefronts and small, single-family homes. The roads and sidewalks are chipped from years without maintenance and signs for businesses that have long-since closed dot the streets. The area is part of Kansas House District 35, which makes up the
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[ad_1] Over the last month, a group of Wyoming industries and local Riverton residents have aligned their support behind Representative Ember Oakley, Republican seeking re-election for House District 55. The diverse group of backers have one thing in common: they are all industries and residents that serve and support the hardworking people of Wyoming. “It’s
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[ad_1] Anything other than U.S. Senator Jerry Moran winning reelection to a third term would count as a shocker. After all, he’s a Republican incumbent in Kansas, which hasn’t elected a Democrat to the Senate for 90 years. But Democratic challenger Mark Holland, a Methodist pastor and the former mayor of the Unified Government of
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[ad_1] Patty Murray and Tiffany Smiley tackled 20 questions during a debate on Gonzaga University’s campus Sunday evening. Here are a few key moments of the debate in the candidates’ own words. They’ve been lightly edited for clarity. In recent months, the Jan. 6 committee made a case with testimony of many Republicans, Trump aides
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