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

A high school student was suspended after he made the choice to stay in the classroom while other students participated in the 17-minute walkout for gun control.

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

Young adults and high school students standing in support of the right to keep and bear arms are coming out to voice their concern over the people control agenda of gun control.  These individuals need support in the face of peer pressure to “conform” or face bullying for their views.

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 goal was to make sure this video goes viral, letting it be known that there are many out there who want not only gun rights destroyed in favor of a more powerful government (because that’s never ended badly before ever, right?) while also stripping your right to free speech away.  Liberty and freedom shouldn’t be taboo. No matter how hard anyone in the government, the media, or leftists try to spin it, freedom is not extreme.  Controlling others is extreme.

“The beauty of the Second Amendment is that it will not be needed until they try to take it!”

As Baltimore’s schools crumble and students are forced to sit in classrooms with dangerously low temperatures, the mayor is spending $100,000 on busing students to a gun control rally.

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

As millions of kids walk out of school today to beg the government to disarm them, the victims and their families are still left without answers to some of the most glaring questions about the Florida shooting.