“Tag: media”

John Lott reveals the media’s shameless bias for their false claims about Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke’s master’s thesis.

The Washington Post’s bias is made quite clear when it would rather side with ISIS than the National Rifle Association.

The mainstream media considers most facts about guns to be inconvenient to their narratives, so they simply don’t cite or explore them.

They hate us. The funny thing is, we don’t hate them. Consider the following dynamics.

In times of national peril, and when our rights are under immediate legislative threat, more Americans tend to buy guns.

This mindset makes it difficult, even impossible, to have reasonable, fact-based discussions with them about what can be done to make our society even safer.

An opinion piece in The Atlantic, titled “A Constitutional Case for Gun Control,” showed how tangled the mainstream media’s narrative on guns is nationally.

As president of the NRA and a long-time member of its Board of Directors, I’ve seen firsthand why NRA has been so successful in achieving the remarkable track record that honest, hard-working Americans rely on and that our political enemies fear.

If we want people to know the truth about violent crimes and the inverse relationship between the numbers of firearms compared to violent-crime rates, we must tell our fellow citizens ourselves.