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The Second Amendment was restored, brick by brick, in a decades-long battle spearheaded by the NRA that continues to this very day.

In the midst of an NRA-backed lawsuit challenging an Oregon law before it has even taken effect, the state is now trying to tap the brakes on its implementation.

While Nancy Pelosi is not retiring altogether, she is stepping down from her position of leadership. It is welcome news that such a staunch opponent of the Second Amendment is stepping down, but what of her successor?

Sen. Grassley has long been a defender of freedom and a protector of real whistleblowers. So, as we now face a consequential midterm election, we decided to get his opinions on this election and the prospects for the future of the Second Amendment.

Just before the midterm election, the White House is saying that the president will “do everything in his power” to bring his gun-control agenda to fruition.

The midterm election will impact our Second Amendment rights. Americans who love their freedom need to go out and vote.

The midterm election in November offers the opportunity for pro-gun voters to take back the U.S. House of Representatives and restore the U.S. Constitution's checks and balances.

We are supposed to believe that criminals will obey the "gun-free zone" signs.

Election day is less than a month away, with early voting quickly approaching, and in Oregon, freedom is on the ballot in the form of a measure that, if passed, could enact some of the most-restrictive gun-control laws in the nation.