“purchasing a gun”

Together, we must remind politicians that they work for us, the American people.

Should someone who has to repeatedly say how his verified statements from the past were taken out of context be trusted to lead a large federal agency?

Biden's nominee to lead the ATF doubled down on his anti-gun extremism.

The first time I met Burgess Owens, he was speaking to a small group at the beginning of what would prove to be a grueling, but ultimately successful, congressional campaign.

When Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe went to buy a shotgun last August 6, an FBI background check barred him from completing the purchase.

Joe Biden thinks Americans hate their freedom. On Election Day, Nov. 3, you’ll have the chance to tell him how wrong he is.

In this election, voters have a stark choice to make between keeping our freedom or letting it be obliterated.

It’s a funny word, “moderate.” We throw it around habitually, as a positive and aggrandizing description, but we rarely stop to ask the crucial, prerequisite question: “Relative to what?”

Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, just published his anti-gun wish list. Guess what’s on it—yup, you and your freedom.