God-given rights are not up for debate, America.  It’s time we let it be known that even without the Second Amendment in place, our forefathers recognized that our rights come from our Creator in the Declaration of Independence, not from the tyrannical hand of a government that has thumbed its nose at God, His law and our rights.

OK, so yes, people do have the right to exercise free speech.  Of that, there is no doubt.  The question I have is, should the White House be praising these “useful idiots” for their protests which attack the Constitution?  After all, the President takes an oath to defend and uphold the Constitution and protect it from all enemies foreign and domestic.  I ask you, are these people not domestic enemies of the Constitution?

Miller informed those in attendance that the Giffords Foundation failed to secure the proper permits for the march, thus making it illegal and provided students with anti-Second Amendment talking points when addressing the media.

Gun control is about the consolidation of dangerous weapons in the hands of the most dangerous organization in all of human history: Government.

DC thinks the people will buy into the fact that money will actually make their kids safe.  It won’t.  It’s a skirt to hide behind as these politicians act like they are doing something when they are not really doing anything helpful.  They are merely growing government control.

This is not being a great American.  It’s being anti-American because it is against the founding principles and our Constitution.

You will find nowhere in Article 1, Section 8, the authority delegated to Congress to tax and spend for education or school firearms training.

Good for Ms. Benzel for pointing out the absolute hypocrisy of her school district.  Other teachers should follow suit.  Shame on the school for not supporting her.

The obvious question is, if these people are there to protest gun violence, why would there be a need for armed guards? Hmmm?

Grace claims this policy violates Oregon’s law against age-based discrimination for those 18 years and older in places of public accommodations. The state law includes prohibitions against discrimination in stores that are open to the general public.