“Tag: Gun Rights Week In Review”

The politics here, however, are hardly inevitable; in fact, many signs point the other way.

“Oh, what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive!” –Sir Walter Scott, 1808

Now we know suppressed guns are polite guns.

The nature of American freedom forced her to formally pull back from parts of a municipal resolution, from the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, that threatened to blacklist contractors associated with the NRA.

The idea that we have the natural right to preserve “our own nature” underlies our rights to self-defense, to protect our own property, to speak the truth as we see it.

The gun-control side can’t handle a rational discussion.

San Francisco has attacked the constitutional rights of the NRA and its members.

While its store policies are certainly its business, Walmart is also pushing for new gun-control legislation on the federal level.

Whether this stunt will backfire on gun-control advocates remains to be seen, but it’s perhaps telling that only five of the most extreme anti-gun members of the Senate were willing to sign onto the filing.