Gun Rights

By Rosaland TylerAssociate EditorNew Journal and Guide Maryland’s first Black governor, Wes Moore, continued to make history after he recently signed 175 new laws, including gun restriction laws that determine who can carry guns and where they can carry them. The newly-inked legislation bans firearms in public spaces like schools, bars, restaurants, performance venues, polling

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY MRC Free Speech America, as part of its new Freedom of Information Act investigations, has learned how the Biden administration is weaponizing a government-funded anti-terrorism grant program in an effort to destroy conservatives, Christians and the Republican Party. Under the Trump administration, the “Targeted Violence & Terrorism Prevention Grant Program” (TVTP) was used

During an appearance on ABC’s The View to seemingly test the waters for a possible presidential run in the near future, New Hampshire Republican Governor Chris Sununu faced biting questions from the liberal cast members as the pushed for more gun laws and gun bans. He schooled them on how to respect gun rights and

Good Friday morning. U.S. Sugar Senior Director of Corporate Communications and Public Affairs Judy Sanchez is one of the top communications pros in the business, and she has the hardware to prove it. Sanchez received Ragan Communications’ “Top Women in Communications” Hall of Fame award, which is awarded to the nation’s best female communicators who

Like some of Elon Musk’s SpaceX rockets, Ron DeSantis’ debut failed to launch.  The controversial Florida Governor officially announced his 2024 Presidential bid following months of speculation regarding his future. The conversation only ramped up more after winning re-election last November in the midterm elections.  DeSantis was in a conversation with Tesla founder and Twitter

The Department of Homeland Security doled out more than $350,000 to a university program that placed the Republican Party and mainstream conservative groups on a “pyramid of far-right radicalization” alongside militant neo-Nazis, according to documents obtained by a conservative media watchdog. DHS’ Targeted Violence and Terrorism Prevention Grant Program gave $352,109 in fiscal year 2022

Two factors underlying a bread and circuses legislative session have little if anything to do with decisions made by state lawmakers: The March 2021 enactment of the American Rescue Plan Act, and Gov. Joe Lombardo’s fear of the Republican base. Since it’s orders of magnitude more important, let’s start with ARPA. Thanks, Biden When sworn

On Monday, the Minnesota Legislature adjourned sine die from its 2023 legislative session. This session, anti-gun lawmakers unfortunately managed to pass Senate File 2909, to further criminalize private transfers of firearms and to suspend Second Amendment rights without due process of law, which Gov. Walz signed into law last week. Fortunately, action by NRA members

Show Caption Hide Caption DeSantis presidential launch on Twitter hit by glitches Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has entered the 2024 presidential race with an announcement marred by technical glitches. Listeners could hear almost nothing distinguishable for nearly half an hour on the special Twitter feed. (May 24) AP After months of largely avoiding criticizing former

DeSantis’ blueprint for America: Ron’s campaign promises include a ‘settlement’ in Ukraine, rebuilding the border wall, openness to a federal abortion ban and preventing ‘gender ideology’ in schools By Katelyn Caralle, U.S. Political Reporter For Dailymail.com Published: 17:54 BST, 25 May 2023 | Updated: 18:24 BST, 25 May 2023 Ron DeSantis‘ presidential platform would hone-in

On May 17th, the Legislature adjourned sine die from its 2023 legislative session. During this session, the Legislature passed NRA-backed House Bill 61, sponsored by Speaker Cathy Tilton, to protect Second Amendment rights during declared states of emergency. Sen. Scott Kawasaki sponsored and championed its companion, Senate Bill 63. Both bills enjoyed bipartisan support. HB

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Gun controls demanded by Gov. Ned Lamont, plus elements of a tougher approach to gun crimes urged by four urban mayors, won overwhelming passage Thursday on a 96-51 vote by the House of Representatives. The legislation would prohibit the open carry of firearms and further tighten restrictions on military-style weapons and high-capacity magazines largely banned

Gun banners in Hartford have been busy all session cooking up a concoction of more gun control.  In a state where there is already a large buffet of gun laws, it’s time for Connecticut gun owners to say “Enough!”  There is no shortage of gun laws in the state, and this is nothing more than

Show Caption Hide Caption Is Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis the future of the GOP? Who will lead the conservative moment into the 2024 election? What about Ron DeSantis? Wochit Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis formally announced his campaign for president today after months of speculation about whether he would challenge former President Donald Trump. Scroll down

Blaine Walker has multiple guns. The Williamson County conservative has a handgun permit. He hunts, primarily duck and goose. Walker doesn’t consider firearms evil.  He’s one of the millions of Americans that believe guns don’t kill people; people kill people. Millions of others disagree. However, he also believes divisiveness on firearms issues has reached an

After navigating a half hour of glitches, Gov. Ron DeSantis discussed his nascent presidential campaign during a Twitter Spaces. Sharing the Space with Twitter CEO Elon Musk and a host of conservative voices, the Republican laid out a vision for the Presidency. “This whole business we are in is about producing results,” DeSantis said. “I

Former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said on Wednesday that she believes Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has a chance of winning the 2024 GOP primary against former President Donald Trump if he focuses on “policy distinctions.” McEnany, who worked as a Trump 2020 campaign adviser before joining Fox News as an on-air commentator