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California, the birthplace of banning semi-automatics they mislabel “assault weapons,” has long been considered a laboratory for oppressive and ineffective gun control.

The repeated insistence from some politicians that "gun-free zones" will stop criminals is possibly the stupidest part of the gun-control orthodoxy.

The Second Amendment was once facing extinction, but it has since made a return to prominence, in no small part thanks to the NRA and its members.

Given Sheriff Richard Giardino's legal experience, he is an important person to speak to about this troubling series of events in New York under Gov. Kathy Hochul.

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

Another year has come and gone, and with it so did many important battles in the ongoing fight to defend our Second Amendment rights.

When the U.S. Supreme Court tossed out New York state's "good cause" requirement, the state responded with a "good moral character" requirement that is, perhaps, even worse.

The trend of more law-abiding Americans embracing their freedom is showing no sign of abating.

The old saying, "as goes California, so goes the nation," might not be as true as it used to be, but it is important for even non-Californians to understand what politicians have done in our most-populous sate, as some legislators would like to spread these gun-control laws across the country.