Why More Liberals and Minorities Are Buying Guns — And Why That Should End the Gun-Control Debate Forever
For decades, gun controllers claimed that firearm ownership was the domain of rural conservatives, that minorities had no interest in self-defense, and that LGBTQ Americans would never touch a gun. They were wrong then, and today the numbers prove it beyond debate. The latest University of Chicago Crime Lab study shows that over half of new gun […]
“The Courts Aren’t Coming to Save You,” Warns Gun-Rights Leader
While many Americans still believe the courts are the key to restoring liberty, gun-rights leaders say it’s time for a reality check — because the courts aren’t coming to save you. That’s the blunt warning from Hannah Hill, Vice President of the National Foundation for Gun Rights (NFGR), who says far too many liberty activists […]
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 […]