“Tag: media”

Despite what the media says, most Americans want to live in an armed society.

Political commentator S.E. Cupp provides a strong voice for gun rights, and this year at Annual Meetings she gave a vivid snapshot of the news media in America. Editor Mark Chesnut has the highlights.

When activists masquerade as journalists to push a dishonest agenda, the public discourse becomes unfairly muddled. This is what the mainstream media so often does on issues related to guns.

But gun rights supporters have legitimate concerns about the motivations behind the scheme.

Frank Miniter explains how Hillary Clinton awakened a sleeping giant with her months of denigrating gun owners—and how she paid the price on Election Day.

The problem for them is this error is symbolic—indeed, emblematic—of their lack of understanding of guns and of the issues related to our Second Amendment rights.

New York legislators want to inspect years of your social media posts before you can buy a firearm.

Frequent contributor Stacy Washington looks at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s latest attack on law-abiding gun owners and Second Amendment supporters.

If Salon.com really believes “lax gun laws” and “easy access to firearms” cause terror attacks, why does its writer have to lie to make that point?