“Tag: election”

The recent surge in gun sales is a trend that frightens those who oppose our Second Amendment because it signals a continued cultural trend toward freedom.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) has suspended his campaign, but Bernie said he will still use this process to attempt to “change America.” One of the fundamental changes Bernie wants is an end to our Second Amendment rights.

After declaring that his large news outlet, like his campaign, would behave as a political machine, he went to Colorado to unveil (no surprises here) the basic framework of his gun-control agenda.

In this election season, even simple reporting of these candidates’ positions on the Second Amendment would sound like hyperbole to anyone who, say, has been off the grid for a few years.

Those who don’t know New York state, as opposed to “the city that never sleeps,” might be surprised to learn that U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s (D-N.Y.) old House district (NY 20) is mostly a bucolic mix of rolling hardwood hills and small towns separated by apple orchards, cornfields and horse farms.

In a story that will surprise very few America’s 1st Freedom readers, a new study has concluded that gun owners are one of the most politically active voting blocs in the country.

When Florida voters go to the polls, remember that Gillum hasn't seen a gun control proposal he doesn't like.

Gun control group wants to put up 3-D printed temporary statues as a voting strategy.

Gubernatorial candidate Jeff Greene sends out brochure saying “NRA turns our kids into targets”