Abrams’s repeated desperate and fraudulent assertions about her support for the Second Amendment give away the game. It’s clear from Abrams’s own efforts to distract from her well-documented anti-gun record that anything that brings attention to her fanatical positions is a detriment to her candidacy.

The danger facing gun owners is very real. Without a historic effort from pro-gun voters, gun control will be on agendas throughout the country come January. But the threat doesn’t come from a grassroots movement, it comes from a cadre of wealthy elites who are intent on eliminating your fundamental rights.

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

It’s time for voters in the Volunteer State to let Bredesen and his staffers know they’re not so ignorant that they can’t recognize a political ploy when they see one. The best way to send that message is to go to the polls Nov. 6 and vote for Blackburn.

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 Lankford’s data is revised, the relationship between gun ownership rates and mass public shooters disappears,” Lott and Weisser write.  “How could that be? One possibility is that guns don’t just enable mass shooters; gun owners can also deter and prevent such shootings. Another is that culture — not gun ownership — is a bigger factor in shootings.”

As Hogg and other gun confiscators want to use school shootings or the latest shooting at the Madden Championship in Florida to attack the rights of the people, it’s encouraging that someone on the NPR side of things is correcting the issue for the better and pointing out that things are just not what they have been portrayed to be in our media or our government.

These people have no idea of what they speak about, but they assure you that they know what they are doing when it comes to attacking your rights.

This entire incident appears to be highly suspicious for a number of reasons, possibly even staged.

Kane, who rose to power on the votes of anti-Second Amendment advocates in the state, gets one step closer to serving her 10-23 month prison sentence.