“Tag: Assault”

Biden seems determined to try to ban not just so-called “assault weapons,” but also now seems to be going after all semi-automatic firearms, by implying anyone who owns them must be, in his mind, “sick.”

Just before the midterm election, the White House is saying that the president will “do everything in his power” to bring his gun-control agenda to fruition.

The old saying, "as goes California, so goes the nation," might not be as true as it used to be, but it is important for even non-Californians to understand what politicians have done in our most-populous sate, as some legislators would like to spread these gun-control laws across the country.

Our right to bear arms, enshrined in the Second Amendment, is being challenged by those who know little or nothing about firearms or, worse, simply want to trample on the Constitution and everything that it stands for.

Here’s a brief look at five things in the ban on so-called "assault weapons" that you might not have been aware were included in the legislation.

The proposed legislation didn’t work 30 years ago and, if history is any indicator, it wouldn’t this time.

The Associated Press Stylebook—what many journalists think of as the dictionary of proper journalistic writing technique—issued updated guidance for reporting about firearms.

Over the years, the AMA has supported just about every kind of gun-control plan you could imagine; from bans on “assault weapons” to bans on handguns to waiting periods for gun purchasers.

If there’s anything that illustrates how badly President Biden completely misunderstands the concept of basic freedom, it is his recent call for an “assault weapons” ban in the midst of Ukrainian citizens being handed tens of thousands of actual assault rifles.