Gun Owners Reject Casino-Backed Establishment in Texas Senate District 9
Gun owners in North Texas dealt a decisive blow to the establishment Tuesday night, rejecting millions in out-of-state casino cash and propelling Leigh Wambsganss, a proven pro-gun conservative, into a runoff election for Texas Senate District 9. Despite being heavily funded by the Las Vegas Sands casino empire, former Southlake Mayor John Huffman finished a distant third […]
WelcomePAC Finally Admits It: Gun Control Is Killing Democrats at the Ballot Box
A new report from a group of self-described moderate Democrats has finally put numbers to what gun owners have known all along: the Democratic Party has marched so far left that it’s lost touch with America — and its obsession with gun control is one of the biggest reasons why. The 59-page report, titled Deciding to […]
Congress Has Done Nothing — It’s Time to Pass National Constitutional Carry
By Chris McNutt It’s been nearly eleven months since Republicans took control of Congress and Donald Trump returned to the White House. Gun owners fought like hell to make it happen — knocking doors, donating, voting, and believing that, finally, the Second Amendment would get the bold leadership it deserves. And what have we gotten […]
Trump Ends John Cornyn’s Gun-Control Slush Fund — And Everytown Rushes to Fill the Void
Washington’s swamp never runs out of ways to waste your money. But this time, for once, a major artery of anti-gun spending has been cut off — and gun owners have reason to breathe a little easier. The Trump Administration has officially ended millions in federal grants created under John Cornyn’s Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (BSCA) — […]
Contradiction at DOJ: Membership List Dispute Resurfaces in Another Bondi Case
By Chris McNutt Washington’s swamp may have changed faces, but it hasn’t changed its stripes. Just weeks after the Department of Justice and Attorney Harmeet Dhillon publicly dismissed reports that the government was demanding membership lists from gun-rights groups, the DOJ has done exactly that. In a new court filing dated October 28, 2025, the DOJ—under Attorney General Pam […]
Without Its Tax, the National Firearms Act is Unconstitutional
When Congress enacted the National Firearms Act (NFA) in 1934, it was not a public-safety bill — it was a tax policy. That’s not speculation or modern reinterpretation. It’s an uncontested historical fact, affirmed by both Congress and the Supreme Court. The NFA was never sold to the American people as a gun control law. […]
When the Ohio Court Takes Up “Guns in Bars,” Texans Should Pay Attention
A critical case now before the Ohio Supreme Court could reshape how courts nationwide view the intersection of gun rights and alcohol-serving establishments. Under Ohio Revised Code 2923.121(A), it is generally a crime to possess a firearm on a Class D liquor-permit premise — unless the individual has a valid Ohio Concealed Handgun License (CHL) and is […]
NAGR v. Lamont: The Supreme Court Showdown That Could End ‘Assault Weapons’ Bans for Good
The Second Amendment is once again on trial — not in Hartford, not in Albany, but in Washington D.C. On October 3, 2025, the National Association for Gun Rights (NAGR) formally petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to review NAGR v. Lamont, the constitutional challenge to Connecticut’s sweeping bans on so-called “assault weapons” and standard-capacity magazines. If the Justices […]
The Real Pandemic Was Crime — and the Left’s War on Self-Defense
America’s cities are still recovering from a different kind of pandemic — one that began in 2020 and spread faster than any virus: a pandemic of violent crime. From New York to Chicago, Los Angeles to Houston, major metropolitan areas saw record spikes in murder, assault, and carjackings during the lockdown years. The Bureau of […]
DOJ Defends Suppressor Restrictions — and Texans Are Paying the Price
Even with President Trump back in the White House, the Department of Justice is still carrying water for NFA gun restrictions — and Texans are the ones feeling the burn. In a new filing to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, the DOJ’s career lawyers argued that the National Firearms Act’s suppressor rules are […]