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The Constitution Once Again Knocks Down a Gun Restriction Law In West Virginia

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation discusses a key victory surrounding a Federal law with age restrictions. Yet another example has been set against big governments trying to set restrictions against private gun owners. A Federal district court judge in West Virginia recently knocked down a federal law that would prohibit handgun sales to 18-20 year olds, deeming it “facially unconstitutional.” In addition, the judge has also granted a summary judgment in a case … Read more

Seattle’s New Homicide Record Shows Just How Much the City’s Gun Control Initiatives Simply Aren’t Working

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A representative for the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms discusses the city’s failure in stopping criminal activity. Crime continues to run rampant across several major cities – and no gun control initiatives seem to be working when it comes to stopping it. The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) recently reported that the city of Seattle – one of the places where crime has reached … Read more

Maryland’s Controversial Handgun Licensure Law Is Deemed Unconstitutional

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation discusses this key court victory. A U.S. appeals court has once again sided with the gun owners after knocking down a ridiculous law set up by the state of Maryland. The court decided this past week that the state’s licensing requirements for people seeking to buy handguns is unconstitutional, knocking it down before it could take further effect. As decided by three judges of the Richmond, Virginia based … Read more

A New NBC Poll Reveals That Gun Ownership In the United States Is At a Record High

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A representative for the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) discusses the importance of the report. With an increase in crime and violence in the country, more private citizens are turning to gun ownership as a measure of safety. And a new poll suggests just how strong that ownership is. According to a poll by NBC, more than half of American voters (roughly 52 percent) note that either they or someone they … Read more

Once Again, The ATF Has Extended Its Legal Reach, This Time On Ghost Guns

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A Federal Appeals court’s recent decision is a win for private gun owners, according to a Second Amendment spokesperson. Just shortly after seeing an overturning of a rule surrounding its enforcement on pistol gun braces, the Bureau of Alcohol, Firearms, Tobacco and Explosives (ATF) has been dealt another blow – this time on “ghost guns”. A federal appeals court recent decided to throw out part of a rule that specifically targeted build-at-home “ghost guns,” believing … Read more

The Second Amendment Foundation is Fighting Back Against a Pennsylvania Sheriff’s Warrantless Searches Against Firearm Retailers

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A representative for the group explains why the brief was needed, and how Constitutional rights need to be protected. It appears that Montgomery County Sheriff Sean Kilkenny has been conducting warrantless searches and seizures of local firearms retailers in Philadelphia – and some people have seen enough. The Second Amendment Foundation recently filed a brief as part of a challenge against the Sheriff and his efforts, alongside Shot Tec, LLC and Grant Schmidt. The latter filed a … Read more

A New Report Reveals That People Think Enforcement of Existing Gun Laws Would Work Better Than Creating New Ones

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A member of the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms explains this Rasmussen survey is something officials should look over. With many cities trying to enforce newer, more strict gun laws, a large number of citizens would rather see them honoring older ones that have worked for years. A new Rasmussen survey revealed that 57 percent of voters believe stricter enforcement of existing gun laws would be more effective than creating new ones … Read more

Boston Tightens Its Gun Laws In the Hopes of De-Escalating Violence – But It Likely Won’t Work

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A Second Amendment Foundation representative explains why the prohibitive gun bill could bring even more trouble to the city. With criminal activity heightening in the city of Boston, the Massachusetts House just approved a bill that takes aim at firearm laws, namely with tracking down unregistered “ghost guns.” The bill also tightens possession of “assault weapons,” and requires key gun components to be serialized and registered with the state. In addition, individuals would not be … Read more

President Biden Is Once Again Calling For a Ban On Assault Weapons Following the Maine Tragedy – But It’s Not the Right Solution 

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation explains why an all-out ban wouldn’t calm the violence surrounding “active shooter” events. Many are still reeling from the devastating “active shooter” event that took place in Maine, where a lone gunmen killed 18 people and injured many others. But President Biden is using the matter to once again push for an all-out “ban” on “assault weapons.” The President sent a message to Congress on Thursday, noting that … Read more

A Federal Judge Just Knocked Down a Decades Old Ban On “Assault Weapons” In California

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A Second Amendment Foundation representative explains why this is a massive win – even if the fight isn’t over yet. Despite Gov. Gavin Newsom’s best efforts, it appears one judge has had enough of California’s unconstitutional “assault weapons” ban. Federal Judge Roger T. Benitez has ruled that the decades-old ban is unconstitutional. And even though Newsom and his forces are already working on appeals, it’s still a victory for private gun owners. Benitez noted that, … Read more

The Supreme Court Just Handed Joe Biden a Victory Over “Ghost Guns” – But Will It Cost Private Gun Owners?

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A member of the Second Amendment Foundation discusses the reinstatement of Biden’s regulation, and how it could affect gun owners. President Joe Biden has been on the hunt for guns for some time now, discussing banning “assault weapons” at great length, amongst other regulations. But he’ll take whatever victories he can get, like the one the Supreme Court just handed him. The Court recently reinstated Biden’s rule surrounding the regulation of “ghost guns,” or guns … Read more

Smith & Wesson Has Officially Moved To a State That Will Show Them More Appreciation

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation explains why the move to Tennessee will work better for the gun manufacturer. Smith & Wesson recently made a historic move from Massachusetts to Tennessee – and it is sure to serve them better as a result. The company, which was established in 1852 and has become one of America’s most noteworthy gun manufacturers, previously found itself in the midst of strict gun laws in the state of … Read more

The Latest Overturning of Restrictive Gun Laws In Maryland Bring Up a Simple Question – Why Do Officials Keep Trying To Make Laws That Go Against the Second Amendment?

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation discusses the recent overturning, and ponders why some officials just keep trying. Another week, another attempt by a state to pass a restrictive gun law, only to see it get cut down to size through the courts. Right before the weekend, a federal judge managed to temporarily block portions of a new Maryland law that would have limited where firearms can be carried within the state. The measure, … Read more

The House Just Shut Down the Biden Administration’s Silly Attempt to Defund School Shooting Sports Programs

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A spokesperson for the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms explain why this is such a pivotal victory for genuine safety. The Biden Administration has been on a tear as of late in an effort to slow gun violence. The only thing is, however, they’ve gone the wrong way about it. For instance, it attempted to defund school shooting sports programs, believing they don’t serve a benefit to students. However, the … Read more

Why Is Joe Biden More Concerned About Setting Up a Dedicated Gun Violence Office Instead of Looking More Into Concealed-Carry?

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A Second Amendment Foundation representative discusses why Biden’s latest move to “combat gun violence” isn’t really the best direction to take. Over the past year, President Joe Biden has been pushing to ban assault weapons in the United States. But considering the Second Amendment (and the right to bear arms) stands in his way, he seems to be taking a strange new path. During the weekend, Biden announced that he is establishing a new office … Read more

Governor Newsom’s Request For a Gun Control-Based 28thAmendment Is a Problem, and Other States Need To Act Quickly

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A representative for the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms explains why private gun owners’ rights are in danger of being violated. California lawmakers have approved anti-gun Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom’s plan to push for a 28th Amendment to dictate strict gun control measures. But gun groups – including the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) – are calling for other states to reject the measure before … Read more

The Second Amendment Foundation Provides Its Full Support On Senators Seeking Legal Action Against a New Mexico Governor’s Unconstitutional Gun Ban

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A representative for the group explains why the Senators are so concerned over the irrational actions of Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham. Last week, New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham caused havoc for citizens of Albuquerque by outright banning the ability to carry guns (save for officers of the law). But now, on the heels of six Senators calling for an investigation, the Second Amendment Foundation is speaking up on the matter. U.S. Attorney General Merrick … Read more

New Mexico’s Governor Has Just Called For a Complete Ban of Guns In Albuquerque – and It Could Create a World of Legal Troubles

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A Second Amendment representative explains why Michelle Lujan Grisham’s latest move could create more problems than it’s worth. Over the past year or so, many states have been trying to implement limitations on concealed-carry of weapons, or even trying to ban weapons outright. And now, you can add New Mexico to the list. Democratic Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has instituted a public health order right before the weekend that bans firearms in Albuquerque, meaning that … Read more

The Community of Los Gator Has Suspended Its “Sensitive Areas” Rule, Allowing Legal Concealed Carry To Take Place

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation discusses this recent victory, though there’s still a long ways to go with other states. Considering that the state of California has literally come under heavy fire from a number of gun regulations, any victory – even a small one – for private gun owners should be celebrated. That’s what recently happened in the community of Los Gatos (in Santa Clara County), as it has chosen to suspend … Read more

Boston’s Police Commissioner Is Putting the City At Risk Due To Delaying the Processing of Firearm Licenses

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation explains why a lawsuit was filed, and what the city needs to do to make up for Michael Cox’s mistakes. The city of Boston has seen a massive increase in crime as of late, and its police department is doing very little to rectify the matter. In fact, Michael Cox, the Police Commissioner for the city, is making things even worse by delaying the processing of firearms license … Read more

The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) Welcome Sig Sauer As “Major” Corporate Sponsor

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A spokesman for the group explains why this team-up is more important than ever, especially with the ongoing discussion of gun rights. The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms announced today that it has welcomed a “Major” level corporate sponsor in world-famous firearms manufacturer Sig Sauer. The “Major” rank comes from the CCRKBA’s usage of ranks in the Continental Army, namely Captain, Major, Colonel and Brigadier General. With this new corporate … Read more

Do President Biden and the ATF Have a Case Going After “Ghost Guns”? This Lawyer Doesn’t Seem To Think So

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation explains why Biden’s pursuit of “ghost guns” isn’t built on legitimate facts. President Joe Biden and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) have been quite pursuant on “ghost guns” as of late. They’re concerned about how easily they can be bought, and how they can’t be traced without a legitimate serial number of bill of sale. Kristina Mastropasqua noted in a recent email to The … Read more

The Biden Administration Is Costing Thousands of Legal Gun Sellers Their Licenses

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A spokesman for the Second Amendment Foundation discusses the staggering increase in license losses, due to Biden’s crackdown. The Second Amendment has been put in place to protect the rights of U.S. citizens to bear arms – but that isn’t stopping President Joe Biden and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) from going after those that sell guns. A new report from the New York Post revealed that the ATF has wrongfully taken licenses … Read more

The Supreme Court Just Revived Joe Biden’s Regulation of “Ghost Guns”

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A Second Amendment Foundation representative explains why the passing of this regulation is a problem to private gun owners. Once again, the Biden administration is on the attack against guns, this time convincing the Supreme Court that “ghost guns” are a problem. Earlier this week, the Court voted on a 5-4 decision to revive the regulation, which will crack down on kits that can be purchased online to assemble untraceable homemade firearms. While the decision … Read more

Is Illinois Going Too Far Banning the Advertisement of Guns For the Wrong Reasons?

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A Second Amendment representative explains how the latest attack on gun makers isn’t just unwarranted, it’s concerning. Some believe advertising can be misconstrued in different ways, depending on the message they provide. At least, that’s what Illinois officials seem to think when it comes to gun advertising. Democratic Governor J.B. Pritzker has noted that he will soon sign a bill that will forbid advertising for firearms, based on officials noting that it “produces a public … Read more

The Second Amendment Foundation Applauds the 5thCircuit Court of Appeals Deeming Joe Biden’s Pistol Brace Rule As “Likely Illegal”

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A representative for the group explains why this is good news for private gun owners. President Joe Biden and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) have been a thorn in the sides of private gun owners, attempting to get their “final rule” on pistol braces passed so they would be taken away. But a Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals just made sure they didn’t secure a victory. The court deemed that … Read more

The IRS Is Calling Off Their Unannounced Visits To Florida Businesses and Residents – But Why Did They Begin In the First Place?

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A CCRKBA representative explains why the now-stopped initiative should’ve never begun, and wonders who armed IRS agents in the first place. At a time when President Joe Biden is working on an agenda to remove “assault weapons” from purchase, it seems he has no problem putting them in the hands of IRS agents. Just over the weekend, said agents infiltrated a number of businesses and resident homes in Florida, for reasons not explained. However, shortly … Read more

Need a Better Idea of How Gun Control Bills Hurt Businesses? Here’s a Key Example

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A Second Amendment representative explains how state officials need to take a closer look at such bills, as they’re crippling businesses. While the creators of gun control bills spend a great deal of time patting themselves on the back for their accomplishments (and calling for applause from their supporters), very few realize the effects they can have on businesses – and not just gun retailers. Per this story from Fox News, a gun control bill is … Read more

California Is Ready To Unjustly Charge a Punitive Tax On Ammunition and Firearms

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A representative for the Citizens Committee For the Right To Keep and Bear Arms explains why the tax won’t do any bit of good for private gun owners. As if attempting to impose an all-out weapons ban wasn’t enough, California has a new thorn it’s putting into the sides of private gun owners – a tax. A new bill titled California AB-28 is currently making its way through California government offices, which would unjustly impose an extra … Read more

A New Report Shows Just How Much Two Gun Control Initiatives By Democratic Lawmakers Are Failing

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A spokesman for the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms explains why these should be repealed – and has the proof to back it up. For some time now, President Joe Biden and his fellow Democrats have been working around the clock on initiatives that would keep firearms out of the hands of potential and current owners. However, a new report reveals how two particular initiatives, put together by those same Democrats, … Read more

President Joe Biden Still Doesn’t Seem To Understand How Banning Assault Weapons Wouldn’t Work

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation explains why the President’s call for stricter gun control isn’t the answer when it comes to stopping “active shooter” events. Over the weekend leading up to July 4th, a number of shootings took place in Baltimore, Philadelphia and Fort Worth, with at least ten people killed and dozens others injured. With that, President Joe Biden has made a statement, once again calling for strict gun control and banning … Read more

Second Amendment Foundation Spokesman Discusses Enforcement Stay of Warrantless Retailer Searches

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The representative of the group explains just how wrong it is for gun shops to be searched without a warrant. The Second Amendment Foundation recently teamed up with Shot Tec, LLC and private citizen Grant Schmidt to file a case that challenges Pennsylvania’s firearm regulation, and its enforcement by both the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) and Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office. The importance of this ties in with Montgomery County Sheriff Sean Kilkenny’s recent agreement to … Read more

Montana Firearms Dealer Isn’t Backing Down Following IRS Raid, And Has Reopened His Store

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A Second Amendment Foundation spokesperson applauds the move, but wonders what prompted the IRS’ actions. Earlier this month, Tom Van Hoose found his gun store, Highwood Creek Outfitters, under attack by IRS agents. 20 “heavily armed” agents moved in to seize thousands of documents surrounding his customers. But that isn’t stopping him from running his business. Per this report from The Epoch Times, Van Hoose has reopened his store, just one week after the raid … Read more

House Democrats Are Looking To Bully Republicans Into Voting On an Assault Weapons Ban

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A Second Amendment representative explains why the bill poses a threat to all private gun owners – even with the protection of the Constitution. In an effort to attempt to “keep their country safe,” a trio of Democrats are looking to introduce bills that could very well force Republican leaders to vote on an assault weapons ban. According to The Washington Post, Rep. Lucy McBath (D-Ga.), Rep. James E. Clyburn (D-S.C.) and Rep. Mike Thompson … Read more

Second Amendment Foundation Welcomes NRA’s Involvement in Lawsuit Against ATF’s Arm Brace Rule

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Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) Extends a Warm Welcome to NRA’s Request to Join Lawsuit Against ATF’s Arm Brace Rule The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) announced its support for the National Rifle Association (NRA) in their recent request to join SAF’s federal lawsuit challenging the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ (ATF) new “arm brace rule.” The collaboration aims to obtain injunctive relief for members of both organizations, seeking to halt the ATF from enforcing … Read more

Colorado Government Knows That an All-Out Gun Ban Wouldn’t Work, Even If Some of Its Citizens Believe It Would

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A representative for Second Amendment Foundation explains why the sit-in by Here 4 The Kids won’t lead Gov. Jared Polis to sign any sort of gun-banning bill. Many believe that an all-out ban of guns would reduce “active shooter” events and violence significantly – and one group in Colorado is going all out to get this message across to Gov. Jared Polis. A group known as Here 4 The Kids, made up of over a … Read more

Second Amendment Foundation Speaks Out on Hollywood Beach Boardwalk Shooting

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This past Memorial Day, an altercation between two groups at the Hollywood Beach Boardwalk resulted in a horrifying shooting incident that left nine people injured, including four children between the ages of 1-17 years old. The victims were taken to Memorial Regional Hospital and Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, where one is undergoing surgery while the rest are in stable condition.. Witnesses described the chaos and fear as people were seen running for their lives or … Read more

Michigan’s Red Flag Law Is Asking For Trouble – Especially When It Comes To Deciding Who’s a “Threat”

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A Second Amendment representative explains why Michigan’s new measure could hinder some people in dangerous situations. Following in the footsteps of Minnesota a few days prior, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has given final approval for a red flag law. With it, the state aims to keep firearms away from those that are “at risk of harming themselves or others”. Known as “extreme risk protection orders,” the law will allow family members, police, mental health professionals … Read more

Minnesota’s New Gun Control Laws Are Bringing a World of Trouble To Private Gun Owners

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation explains why this is a pure violation of the rights of those that own firearms. More and more states are trying to establish their own restrictive gun laws in the face of the Supreme Court overturning New York’s last year – and Minnesota may have the most problematic ones yet. Per this report from Fox News, the state’s Democratic senators just passed gun control legislation by a narrow vote, … Read more

Private Gun Owners In San Diego Are Not Fans of California’s Ridiculous 10-Day Waiting Period Law For Gun Purchases

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A Second Amendment representative explains why the lawsuit from these gun owners is justified. California has implemented a law that calls for a ten-day waiting period to purchase firearms – but that’s too long a period for gun owners in San Diego. A lawsuit has been filed, challenging the state law surrounding the waiting period for new guns, as well as ammunition purchases and possession. It notes that this period “prevents law-abiding people from taking possession … Read more

Illinois’ Assault Weapons Ban Could Be Headed To The Supreme Court – But What Will Happen Now?

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation explains why this particular battle is a big one for private gun owners. With both a federal district court and an appeals court refusing to budge on the request, gun groups are now turning to the Supreme Court in an effort to get state and local bans on assault weapons in Illinois overturned. The gun rights advocates turned in an emergency application to Justice Amy Coney Barrett earlier this week, … Read more

The Latest House Bill From Washington Democrat Gov. Jay Inslee is Violating the Rights of Gun Owners

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The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms explains why this new legislation is on the same level as a “literacy test” – and totally unnecessary. In an effort to curb gun violence happening within the state, Washington Democrat Governor Jay Inslee has passed new legislation that requires gun buyers to provide some piece of proof indicating they’ve taken a firearms training course before being allowed to complete their purchase. While Inslee … Read more

Colorado’s Shelving of Assault Weapons Ban Bill Is a Win For Private Gun Owners

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A Second Amendment spokesperson explains why the reversal is a huge win for American rights. At a time when many states seem to be making up their own gun laws as they go along, Colorado has taken a somewhat calm approach to defining the rights of gun-owning citizens. Late last week, lawmakers in the Colorado House of Representatives voted to indefinitely suspend a bill that would have prevented the buying and selling of “assault weapons” … Read more

Alabama Birthday Party Deadly Shooting Demonstrates importance of Constitutional-Carry Laws to Keep People Protected (Guest: Second Amendment)

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A tragic shooting took place in Alabama, with four dead and multiple others wounded. Liberal media pundits are now crying out for more gun control. But what if rather than grabbing other people’s guns, we were to grab guns to protect ourselves, families and neighbors? Think about it. There are more than 100 million firearms owned by private citizens today, and rarely do we hear of law-abiding citizens going around killing people. Our guest today … Read more

 Louisville Mass Shooting Demonstrates importance of Constitutional-Carry Laws to Keep People Protected

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A tragic shooting took place in Old National Bank in Louisville, Kentucky, with five dead and 8 wounded. Liberal media pundits are now crying out for more gun control. But what if rather than grabbing other people’s guns, we were to grab guns to protect ourselves, families and neighbors?  Think about it. There are more than 100 million firearms owned by private citizens today, and rarely do we hear of law-abiding citizens going around killing … Read more

Congress Needs To Less Spend Money On “Research” and More On Keeping Schools Safe, Says the CCRKBA

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A spokesman for the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms explains why money shouldn’t be wasted, especially when it comes to saving lives. As Democrats are pushing to finance “gun violence prevention research” to the tune of around $50 million over the next five years, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) have a much more effective solution in mind. They believe they should provide funding to … Read more

A Statement Has Arisen From the Nashville Active Shooter Event: “It’s a Mental Health Crisis, Not a Firearms Crisis”

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A representative from the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms explains where the focus of attention truly lies. The nation is still reeling from a shooting that took place at a Christian school in Nashville, leading to the deaths of three children and three adults. But some have already begun saying that something should be done about banning firearms in the country. The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and … Read more

Second Amendment Foundation Begins Its Case Against the ATF

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The group’s attorney, Matthew Larosiere, will present the group’s case this week. For far too long, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) have been partaking in activities surrounding firearms that have violated the Second Amendment rights of private gun owners. Now, the Second Amendment Foundation is ready to fight back. Attorney Matthew Larosiere, who serves as a scholar of law and policy for the group, will present their case today with the … Read more

Eliminate ATF Funding Until Second Amendment Rights Are Protected

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The Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) are under attack yet again, but for all the right reasons. The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) recently called on Congress to block funding for ATF in the forthcoming Fiscal Year budget. And the reasoning is very simple – they’re demanding that Democrats and federal bureaucrats publicly recognize the rights of the Second Amendment to all law-abiding citizens, stating … Read more

Biden’s Executive Order Calls For Gun Control

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A Second Amendment representative explains why the restrictive order could be more of a headache for private gun owners than criminals. Earlier this week, President Joe Biden issued an executive order to increase the number of background checks to purchase guns, as well as ensuring U.S. law enforcement agencies would be able to act on a bipartisan gun control law he put into effect over the summer. But when it comes to how effective it … Read more

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