Texas House Passes Anti-Red Flag Bill, Dealing Blow to Gun Control Lobby in Late-Session Victory
Weatherford, TX — In a decisive win for gun rights advocates, the Texas House passed Texas Gun Rights priority legislation, SB 1362, also known as the Anti-Red Flag Act. The vote came on Second Reading Tuesday night, advancing legislation that would make it illegal for any entity in Texas to enforce, recognize, or fund extreme […]
Texas House Advances SB 1596 — Major Step Toward Ending State-Level SBR Ban
Weatherford, TX — The Texas House of Representatives advanced SB 1596 on Second Reading early Tuesday morning, pushing a top Texas Gun Rights legislative priority closer to becoming law. The bill, authored by Sen. Brent Hagenbuch and sponsored in the House by Rep. Richard Hayes, passed by a vote of 88 to 54, leaving only a procedural Third Reading […]
U.S. House Votes to Remove Suppressors from NFA — Huge Win for Gun Owners as Senate Becomes New Battlefield
Washington, D.C. — The U.S. House of Representatives delivered a long-overdue victory to law-abiding gun owners this week by advancing language in its budget reconciliation bill that removes suppressors from the National Firearms Act (NFA). This monumental step comes after decades of bureaucratic overreach, punitive taxes, and unconstitutional red tape surrounding a device that does […]
David Hogg’s Cash Grab: Anti-Gun DNC Vice Chair Exploiting Party To Fund Personal Crusade
Washington, D.C. — David Hogg’s meteoric rise within the Democratic National Committee wasn’t about healing party divisions or inspiring a new generation of leaders—it was about building a megaphone for himself and cashing in on the activism industry he helped create. Since taking the position of vice chair earlier this year, Hogg has quickly begun […]
Beto O’Rourke teases Senate bid as Cornyn sinks under grassroots fury and Paxton surge
Weatherford, TX — In a moment charged with political upheaval and grassroots revolt, former Congressman Beto O’Rourke is once again flirting with a return to the U.S. Senate campaign trail. Speaking at a town hall in Denton in recent weeks, O’Rourke declined to rule out a 2026 bid, fueling speculation that he may challenge the Republican nominee […]
Gun Rights Coalition Demands Full Repeal of NFA Provisions in Budget Bill
Washington, D.C. — A coalition of national and state-level gun rights organizations issued a direct and uncompromising call to House Speaker Mike Johnson and Rules Committee Chair Rep. Virginia Foxx this week, urging the U.S. House to seize what they call the “most significant opportunity in modern history” to dismantle federal gun control — starting […]
Will Major Pro-Gun Bills Face Death in Texas House? Gun Control Groups Declare Victory
Austin, TX — With just days left in the 89th Texas Legislative Session, three major pro-Second Amendment bills are on the brink of passage — or being killed by inactivity in the Republican-led Texas House. And Everytown for Gun Safety knows it. The Bloomberg-funded gun control group sent out a statewide text blast this week […]
Feds Back Down in Forced Reset Trigger Fight, A Major Gun Rights Victory
Weatherford, TX — In a massive legal win for gun owners nationwide, the Department of Justice (DOJ) has formally agreed to drop all litigation and enforcement actions related to the controversial Forced Reset Trigger (FRT) ban — a move that not only vindicates Rare Breed Triggers and its president Lawrence DeMonico, but marks a powerful win […]
Marion Hammer Sues NRA Over Canceled Payday While Blasting Group for Promoting Her Legacy
Marion Hammer, the NRA’s most prominent former Florida power broker, is now suing the organization she long defended. Her complaint? The NRA allegedly canceled her 10-year consulting deal, worth more than $2 million, and continues to use her name and image in fundraising materials — without sending her a cut. You read that right. While […]
Texas House Overwhelmingly Passes Kyle’s Law to Strengthen Protections for Self-Defenders
Weatherford, TX — The Texas House of Representatives advanced House Bill 170, also known as Kyle’s Law, on second reading Monday with a resounding 117-20 vote. The bill, authored by Rep. Ryan Guillen (R-Rio Grande City), garnered rare bipartisan support, with 79 Republicans and 38 Democrats voting in favor. Notably, only three Republicans broke ranks […]
