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Frequent A1F Daily contributor Frank Miniter looks at the latest in a long list of scandals involving the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.

Can banks use credit-card tracking to create a database of gun owners? That's what it looks like they're trying to do.

During recent shareholder meetings, a representative from the National Center for Public Policy Research's Free Enterprise Project said businesses were putting politics ahead of fiduciary responsibility.

Louisiana Republican reminds the public that taxpayers bailed out banks a decade ago, so it’s not their prerogative to disregard gun owners.

Unable to persuade Congress to pass the gun control they covet, America’s firearm restrictionists have set their eyes on another target—the banking system. In the last couple of months, their efforts have borne fruit.

I just finished the America’s 1st Freedom July issue and was pleased to see two pieces on business overreach with respect to curtailing our Second Amendment freedom.

The San-Francisco-based bank issued $40 million of credit to the gun manufacturer despite critics’ ire.

Some of America’s major banks are passing restrictive firearms regulations to control their customers or shunning business from the gun industry.

Banks Attempt To Enforce Anti-Gun Restrictions