“gun confiscation”

Never has the national dialogue on guns been more bankrupt of intellectual honesty than in the recent stupefying opinions expressed by U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif.

Americans idly speculating as to what life might be like if Joe Biden succeeds in his bid to become the next president of the United States, need look no further than to our neighbors up north.

When a media outlet twisted the truth about Clinton’s record and the NRA, Colion Noir couldn’t help but speak up.

As someone who works in Second Amendment policy, I often feel as though I have heard every bad, impractical or naïve gun-control argument that could possibly exist; in fact, it is becoming increasingly rare for me to find myself truly stunned at a statement made by a pro-gun control politician or advocacy group.

The “nobody wants to take your guns” argument is a lie.

Our president may praise it, but the Australian gun confiscation of 1996 was a travesty.

Matt Damon supports forced gun confiscation while starring in movies rife with gun violence.