A man allegedly burglarized a church in northeastern Oklahoma City, Okla., but the pastor confronted him and held him at gunpoint, directing him to wait outside on the ground for police. Prior to their arrival, the suspect changed his mind and got up, at which point the pastor fired two shots. The suspect fled and was apprehended a short time later by police.
Oklahoma City police confirmed that the pastor has a concealed-carry license and that no one was injured in the incident.
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!
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.
With the NRA now over 150 years old, it's no overstatement to say that the vision, initiative and determination shared by you, me and millions of our fellow members have fueled the greatest restoration of freedom this nation has ever seen.
The former president will headline a star-studded cast of political heavyweights at the NRA Annual Meetings in Houston, Texas.
