Support for stricter gun laws is strongest among Democrats (87% in favor), and three in five Independents (61%) favor stricter gun laws. A majority of Republicans believe gun laws should be kept as they are (55%). But if you are a true constitutionalist, then you shouldn’t favor any of these laws.

Americans oppose a ban on AR-15s and similar semiautomatic firearms by robust a margin of 17%.

It’s as if someone confiscated the facts from CNN. When it comes to guns or President Donald Trump, the self-professed “most trusted name in news” has a difficult time telling the truth. Combine those topics into a single story and the network can’t seem to help but fabricate a story.

Whether this augurs a decline in David Hogg’s ability to influence outcomes in the non-virtual world remains to be seen. But it certainly gives him something to chew on in the meantime.

Jennifer Bennett warns of the tyranny that awaits those willing to surrender their God-given rights to achieve some sort of “feeling” of security. 

How much does California hate gun rights? Enough that the Los Angeles City Council unanimously approved a motion requiring that all contractors disclose their ties to the National Rifle Association when bidding on work.

Nearly a decade later, the case against a man who was sentenced to four years in federal prison for what appears to be lies that emanated from Robert Mueller’s office continues to be “under investigation,” and the state of Tennessee doesn’t seem to want to make the public aware of the truth.

David George from Oakville, Washington, shot and killed a carjacker who had shot two innocent bystanders during his spree at a Washington State Wal-Mart.  George has been identified as a 47-year-old pastor.

A decorated Vietnam veteran’s home was raided, and he was sentenced to 7 years in prison because he bought an antique gun 40 years ago.

Emma Gonzalez is certainly entitled to believe America would be better off if it banned some of the nation’s most popular guns and forcibly confiscated them from their owners. But for someone who reportedly wants to trademark the phrase “we call BS,” she is showing a very unbecoming – and, let’s face it, hypocritical – tendency to … well, you know … obscure the truth.