Two men allegedly entered a bar in Baltimore, Md., and robbed several patrons at gunpoint. According to ABC 2 News, an armed employee of the establishment informed the suspects that he was calling police. One of the robbers proceeded to reach into his pocket, possibly for a weapon, and the bar worker shot him.
The wounded suspect fled on foot and sought medical attention at a local hospital. There was no immediate report on the fate of his accomplice.
From entertainment to special events, it’s all happening in the Lone Star State, where NRA members will gather at the George R. Brown Convention Center May 27-29 to celebrate freedom and honor those who have served our country.
In Ukraine, a vivid and inspirational example of the need for the right to keep and bear arms could not be more apparent.
True stories of the right to keep and bear arms.
Just over three decades ago, only on state had constitutional carry. Now, half the country has gotten out of the way of Americans' right to carry concealed.
It is an open question whether, as everyone sees Ukrainian citizens picking up rifles to defend their lives and liberty from Russian troops, more Europeans will come to the conclusion that this is a right every law-abiding person needs.
For anyone who ever needed proof of how crucial gun rights are to our survival and our safety, I have just two words of advice: Remember Ukraine!
