“Tag: flag”

Public commentators cited many concerns about encroachments on constitutional rights.

Those within the gun-control movement who like to blithely ask, “What’s the worst that could happen?” should look no further than what happened to Stephen Nichols.

Ordinances deemed to violate state’s preemption statute could leave taxpayers liable should they enter litigation.

“I would argue the system failed because this inmate was able to exploit the legislation’s loose definition of a ‘household’ to levy the petition in the first place,” said Sheriff Steve Reams.

State’s capital ignored warnings to repeal laws that violate preemption.

Gov. Ralph Northam signed into law multiple anti-Second Amendment measures last week.

We have reached what should prove to be an infamous moment. The 2020 Democrat Party presidential ticket will be the first in American history to feature a candidate who openly supports the confiscation of firearms from law-abiding citizens.

We do not need new “red-flag” laws aimed at guns; we need to return to the old red-flag laws that protected us from dangerous people.

With National Police Week this month, I would like to shine a spotlight on the NRA’s long history of supporting law enforcement officers. Over the past year, our country’s brave men and women in law enforcement have dealt with large-scale civil unrest and long hours.