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.

In solidarity with the Delaware State Sportsmen’s Association and the Bridgeville Rifle and Pistol Club, speak up for your Second Amendment right to carry your firearm on public lands, and promote the ability to hunt on public lands in your state.

Between now and the November election, expect the rhetoric to intensify. All it takes is money, and the gun prohibitionists have plenty of that.

When you, a loved one, or a fellow country music fan is bleeding out, a delay of seconds can be crucial. A delay of minutes… fatal.

With an anti-gun House of Representatives, we can expect to see a torrent of anti-gun legislation.

Don’t sit idly by and watch the anti-gunners grab the reins. Go to the polls Nov. 6 and let your collective voice tell the liberals how much we value our constitutional freedoms.

Reduced to their essence, the facts of the case strongly suggest that the state’s real goal is simply banning modern pistols, which of course is an outcome that any fair reading of the U.S. Supreme Court’s prior Second Amendment cases would prohibit.

She may have done so unintentionally, but the movie no doubt shows why those who are could become victims should arm themselves.

A grandfather has escaped charges after he says he was shot at by a police officer and had no other choice but to shoot back to protect his family, striking the officer.

Despite California having the strictest gun laws in the nation, a mom was able to obtain one and used it to protect her children from a home invader.