Month: May 2023

More than 60 members of the Tennessee House Republican Caucus have signed a letter calling for Metro Nashville Police to release the Covenant school shooter’s manifesto. The writings of transgender killer Audrey Hale have become a focal point since the March 27 mass shooting, as the FBI has sought to keep them under wraps —

In the wake of a constant onslaught of mass shootings, the media’s attention turns once again to the topic of gun control. If a majority of Americans agree that we need stricter gun laws, why aren’t we seeing a change?  Polls conducted by Monmouth University in 2022 found that 54% of Americans agree that there

Today, Governor Joe Lombardo promptly vetoed three anti-gun bills that the Legislature passed earlier this week, stemming the tide of new gun control being imposed upon Nevada each year. In his veto message to the Legislature, he stated: “I will not support legislation that infringes on the constitutional rights of Nevadans… As I stated in

WASHINGTON — Freedom Caucus members trashed former Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) ahead of the unveiling of his portrait at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday. But it was their contrast to Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) that revealed more about today’s House GOP. Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) called Ryan a “missed opportunity” because “we had everything,” he

The Race to AI Social Has Begun; PIVIT Is Leading – NRA News Today – EIN Presswire Trusted News Since 1995 A service for political professionals · Wednesday, May 17, 2023 · 634,305,122 Articles · 3+ Million Readers News Monitoring and Press Release Distribution Tools News Topics Newsletters Press Releases Events & Conferences RSS Feeds

Negotiations between the White House and Speaker Kevin McCarthy on raising the debt ceiling are underway. But there are still two main ways things could go wrong. First, the talks could simply fail, resulting in no deal. Second, if there is a deal, McCarthy could struggle to pass it through the House because of opposition

Yesterday, with bipartisan approval, the Senate voted 17-3 to pass House Bill 61, to ensure that Second Amendment rights remain protected for Alaskans during emergencies. Please contact Governor Mike Dunleavy by clicking here to ask him to sign HB 61 into law. House Bill 61 prohibits state and local government entities from closing lawful firearm businesses

M ary Joyce’s daughter witnessed the unspeakable. “The day after the children were murdered at the school, grief therapists passed out ‘Feelings Cards‘ with faces on them to help the children identify what they were feeling,” she recalled. “My nine-year-old daughter, Monroe, who saw the shooter, the barrel of the AR-15, and her friend get

In December, New Jersey passed A4769, which effectively declares the entire state to be a sensitive place, increases permit fees, uses social media posts as grounds to deny permits, and requires gun owners to acquire insurance that does not appear to exist in the state. NRA-ILA responded by filing a lawsuit with our state affiliate, the Association

Ja Morant, masculinity and the misguided way of the gun Lee Escobedo The young NBA star has been suspended after a second incident with a firearm. He did nothing illegal but he is treading a dangerous path I will get to the messy tale of Ja Morant shortly. But first, a personal history. I grew

Despite the overwhelming opposition expressed through thousands of messages, the Public Safety Omnibus Bill, also known as Senate File 2909 or the “Kitchen Sink” gun control bill, has successfully passed the House on a near party-line vote. This bill includes redundant universal background checks and “red flag” gun confiscations, posing a significant threat to our Second

Nevada’s Democratic-controlled Legislature has advanced three gun control bills to GOP Gov. Joe Lombardo’s desk for his signature. Lombardo, a Second Amendment supporter who also previously opposed other Republicans by advocating for universal background checks, has not commented on how he plans to respond to the Nevada gun control bills. The Nevada bills come after

The National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA) sued the state of Maryland on Tuesday after an unconstitutional bill was signed making carry illegal in so much of the state that a law-abiding individual cannot effectively carry for self-defense.  “Here are some sad facts: the mere mention of the word Baltimore invokes an immediate vision of

Asa Hutchinson hustles to get his face out there as the Republican anti-Trump – Arkansas Times Advertisement Advertisement Undeterred by nonexistent poll numbers, former Arkansas governor and current Republican presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson is getting his face out there. Today he appeared on “Good Morning America,” where he said Donald Trump’s polling was inflated, and