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President Joe Biden keeps repeating the lie that Congress must "repeal the liability shield that makes gun manufacturers the only industry in America that can't be sued." The thing is, no such shield exits.

Our efforts with America’s various legislative bodies are, of course, critical to immediate threats to the Second Amendment.

Firearms registries have long been associated with the overreaching abuse of government power and the desire by some anti-gun officials to then confiscate registered firearms. This isn't a cycle we want to play out in America.

American federalism allows states to be incubators of new ideas and policies. This can be helpful. But this isn't supposed to happen with a natural right that's specifically protected within the U.S. Bill of Rights.

Grant Stinchfield is the host of "Stinchfield" on Newsmax. He has a lot to say about the battle for our freedom.

More and more firearms manufacturers are moving to states that openly embrace the Second Amendment.

Despite its claims of support for the Second Amendment, these principles are decidedly anti-gun.

I recently received an invitation from my local public school district to attend a “safety forum.” It wasn’t going to cover the variety of health-and-safety issues relevant to kids today—opioid abuse, underage drinking, reckless driving, online bullying, physical violence and sexual assault or harassment.

As I write this, America is still struggling with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many have been directly affected by the virus. And virtually every American has been impacted in some way.