An employee of a check-cashing store in Houston, Texas, was walking toward the store’s entrance on Thursday with a bag in his hand when a stranger allegedly came up behind him and pointed a gun at the back of his head. The robber demanded the bag, probably assuming there was cash inside.
The employee, who was only carrying prescription medications in the bag, was able to draw his own handgun and fire four shots, killing his assailant on the spot.
Responsible gun owners believe in storing their guns safely, so why is it a contentious topic?
If you’ve ever wondered why nonviolent felonies should disqualify someone from their Second Amendment rights for life, then you’re asking the same question a court just did.
Despite the Second Amendment’s plain language, there are still many places throughout the country in which it is nearly impossible for even the most-conscientious citizen to follow the letter of the law. This is by design.
A mountain of fees, regulations and more is making it increasingly difficult for many law-abiding Americans to exercise their Second Amendment rights. This is what gun-control proponents want.
President Joe Biden is reportedly set to announce that his administration is creating a new federal office.
Many people hide behind and project their ideological fantasies onto the political world. If only these same people would take a clear, honest look around them, they might just learn a thing or two.
