Watching the nascent Republican primary race, I have a sickening sense of déjà vu. As much as I abhor Donald Trump’s opponents, I’m desperate for one of them to prevail. Trump might be easier for Joe Biden to beat, but anyone who gets the Republican nomination has a chance of being elected, and the possibility
President Joe Biden was hoping to underscore his record with the public before announcing a highly anticipated reelection campaign. But declared and undeclared Republican presidential candidates, including former President Donald Trump, are hogging the political spotlight as the 2024 primary enters the spring, though not always to Biden’s disadvantage. BIDEN TRIES TO CONTAIN CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS
Earlier this week, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed her third pro-gun bill this month, which include: Senate Bill 1109, to remove Arizona’s redundant state level prohibition on suppressors not possessed in accordance with federal law, Senate Bill 1331, to reduce “gun-free zones” where law-abiding citizens are left defenseless, and Senate Bill 1428, to strengthen Arizona’s firearm
Former President Donald Trump is returning to New Hampshire, which holds the first Republican primary in 2024. Trump on April 27 “will deliver remarks in Manchester, New Hampshire,” per his campaign. The 4 p.m. event, at the Armory at the DoubleTree Manchester Downtown, is likely a smaller gathering, less than the full-blown rallies he’s known
COLUMBIA, S.C. — A major anti-abortion group has blasted former President Donald Trump on the issue, saying his contention that abortion restrictions should be left up to individual states, not the federal government, is a “morally indefensible position for a self-proclaimed pro-life presidential candidate.” Former President Donald Trump speaks at the National Rifle Association Convention
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House Bill 674 “HB 674” has passed with overwhelming bipartisan support, and we need your help to ensure it is signed into law. This bill creates the option of an enhanced carry permit that will be eligible for reciprocity with five additional states. As you know, while Montana is fortunate to have constitutional carry, many Montanans
A federal judge appointed by former President Donald Trump rebuked Alvin Bragg on Wednesday, arguing the Manhattan District Attorney “does not operate outside of the political arena,” during a heated hearing. The Manhattan DA is suing Jim Jordan, chair of the House Judiciary committee, in a federal court, alleging the Republican politician attempted to interfere
Donald Trump has sought permission not to attend his upcoming rape trial in Manhattan until he is required to give evidence, in order to spare New Yorkers the traffic jams, his lawyer has said. The civil lawsuit filed by the writer E Jean Carroll, who accuses the former president of attacking her in a dressing
“We are seeing, around the country, in a myriad of ways, those who would dare to attack fundamental rights and, by extension, attack our democracy. Around our country, supposed so-called extremist leaders dare to silence the voices of the people.” — Vice President Kamala Harris What happened to us? When did we decide that we
Governor Walz, of Minnesota, is pushing for gun control measures in the state. Yesterday, he delivered a highly charged and partisan State of the State speech where he emphasized that the issue of guns is not about the Second Amendment and declared his intention to implement universal background checks and “red flag” gun confiscations. Senate
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Tennessee’s Republican governor, Bill Lee, is under fire from conservatives and gun rights advocates for introducing a red flag law that is nearly identical to those of most blue states — but he is calling it an “order of protection” instead of a red flag rule. Mr. Lee released the text of the proposal on
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We are pleased to announce House Bill 23-1230 (“HB 23-1230”) was defeated in committee. HB 23-1230 unconstitutionally banned the manufacturing, importing, purchasing, selling, offering to sell, or transferring ownership of what the drafters have defined as an “assault weapon.” Over 500 NRA members and Second Amendment supporters showed up to testify and thousands of messages were sent to
View gallery Image Credit: Shutterstock Vice President Kamala Harris called for stricter gun safety laws and an assault weapons ban while she was a guest on The Jennifer Hudson Show on Thursday, April 20. Jennifer Hudson, 41, sat down with the vice president, 58, to discuss a multitude of issues, including gun safety, women’s rights, and healthcare. The appearance came