Federal agencies in the hands of big pharmaceutical companies, and politicians using gun control to give a false hope to the American people, distracts them from the real cause of the current state of the nation and the frequency of mass shootings.

An armed homeowner in Bowling Green, Kentucky defended himself and his family as four thugs that kicked in his door and proceeded to walk into his bedroom. 

Following the unconstitutional ban on bump stocks, a Texas gun store owner was forced to destroy 73,000 bump stocks.  Now, he’s suing the government, and rightly so.

A school resource officer at Weightman Middle School in Wesley Chapel, Florida fired his gun in the school’s cafeteria this week causing students to flee for their lives thinking a mass shooting was taking place.

When riots broke out in LA in 1992, police were only protecting the rich so Korean-Americans grabbed all the guns they could and successfully protected themselves.

As states across the country move to take away our Second Amendment rights, a man protecting a 12-year-old from a possible rapist proves why we need it.

Finally, someone in the judicial system in California with a brain and seems to hold to constitutionality!

The Pittsburgh City Council has become the enemy of the people of Pittsburgh, not it’s representation.

The problem here is when major, private companies have centralized control. In a free market, corporations should be able to do what they want. If you don’t like it, you support a competitor. But that’s not the system we have in the U.S.  Instead, it’s a system where cronyism has allowed a few large corporations to have massive control, and there are huge hurdles to anyone trying to create an alternative.

Officials in Colorado have passed a disturbing law that will allow police to confiscate people’s weapons based solely on unchallenged accusations from others.