“Tag: North Carolina”

Legislators in North Carolina voted to override the governor’s veto and thereby did away with the state’s antiquated permit-to-purchase system.

Mark Robinson went from giving a speech about our rights to being elected lieutenant governor of North Carolina in less than three years. Recently, he sat down with A1F Editor in Chief Frank Miniter to talk about this critical midterm election.

There is a real problem, one that certainly won’t be solved by making it harder for law-abiding citizens to practice their Second Amendment right

With the presidential election, and all of its irregularities, now being fought over in courtrooms across America, this is a good time to highlight a win for freedom.

In this hyperbolic age of Twitter memes, Instagram-polished images and one-sided mainstream media narratives, it is refreshing to know that honest outrage—sometimes a real breath of fresh air—can still rise right through the loud, partisan demagoguery of our current politics to give us Mark Robinson’s four-minute, tell-it-like-it-is speech to, of all the American forums, the Greensboro City Council in North Carolina.

“You don’t want to be like a sitting duck."

The manager apparently was unsympathetic and told the deputy to return at a time when he was not wearing his firearm.

State now ranks 10th highest in nation for number of permits.

Despite opposition, one co-sponsor of the legislation says it’s a way to strengthen school security.