This column is an unapologetic appeal to action. In 2016, Donald Trump said, “I could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn’t lose any voters.” He must still believe that, because after promising his supporters that he will protect the 2nd Amendment, he is …

Due to the recent mass shootings, there is a major push for so-called “red flag” gun laws at both the state and federal levels. These laws are the latest tool for gun control advocates to confiscate guns from people based upon only tips and suspicion. No crime has to be committed to trigger an …

The Siege at Ruby Ridge is often considered a pivotal date in American history. The shootout between Randy Weaver and his family and federal agents on August 21, 1992, is one that kicked off the Constitutional Militia Movement and left America with a deep distrust of its leadership – in particular then-President George H.W. Bush and …

I have been saying it for some time that President Donald Trump’s rhetoric about draining the swamp is actually pretty empty when you look at advisors and people he has put into his cabinet, as well as nominees he has put forth such as Bret Kavanaugh and William Barr.  Now, …

Dayton, OH — Another tragic mass shooting has taken place and, as usual, both sides are using it to further their political agenda. As the left blames guns and the right blames mental illness and video games, both sides are completely missing the elephant in the room. The Coroner who examined the body of …

The men and women in blue are hired to protect the public, and as long as they don’t abuse their power or our constitutional rights, a vast majority of gun owners support them. In many cases, members of law enforcement belong to the same gun-rights groups as us. So, what do …

When is a mass shooting not a mass shooting? When it does not fit the narrative. When I was growing up in the south, guns were very common. This may come as a shock to those that did not “grow up in the sticks” with a bunch of “good ole …

In the days following the tragic shootings in Dayton and El Paso, politicians have been working over time to use these tragedies to take away your right to self-defense. Democrats and Republicans alike have joined forces to pass sweeping regulations that could serve as a death blow to the Second Amendment. Despite …

You’re in a public place with your family and you hear the sound of gunfire. You shove your family to the ground as you crouch, trying to locate the threat. Suddenly a figure appears, firing a rifle into the crowd. You draw your sidearm and direct your fire into his …

Mass murder is not a gun control problem. In 2003, Kim Dae-han, a middle-aged taxi driver, killed 192 people and left 151 others wounded, by setting a South Korean subway train on fire using paint cans filled with gasoline. In 2016, Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel, a Muslim terrorist, killed 86 people and …