Political Report

The data shows that the bulk of violent crimes in major cities are perpetrated by small numbers of known criminals. Rather that subjecting those criminals to vigorous prosecution, soft-on-crime prosecutors and politicians would rather blame law-abiding gun owners.

I am immensely proud to join with Second Amendment supporters across America in celebrating a major milestone reached in April, when Georgia became the 25th constitutional-carry state.

Joe Biden likes to brag that he "took on the NRA and won," but as chief executive, he's passed exactly zero gun-control bills. His prospects for doing so become more challenging each day thanks to your vigilance in defending our rights.

In 2021, the National School Boards Association sent a letter to the Biden administration seeking to have concerned parents labeled as "terrorists" for simply speaking up at school-board meetings.

Take a look at how the NRA quietly leads the charge against anti-gun politicians who are insistent on limiting—or eliminating—our right to bear arms.

The Left's anti-gun policies actually do nothing to stop criminals from acquiring firearms and committing crimes.

The U.S. Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments in New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen. There were surprising questions and prodding from the court’s reliably left-leaning wing.

The NRA’s opponents can’t seem to decide whether they should still claim the organization “skews the gun debate” by “wielding disproportionate political influence” or instead claim that we’re now in our “death throes.”

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has not inspired confidence with its response to COVID-19. That’s not NRA’s opinion—it’s borne out by the data.