Self-Defense
First Time A Firearms Company Held Liable As Remington Agrees To Settle With Sandy Hook Families
Remington has made a decision that could result in quite
You’d think that Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter, would be completely mired in the situation his company finds itself in with the offer to buy from Elon Musk. But he did find some time to do the unexpected and take a slam dunk on CNN host Brian Stelter Tucker Carlson is always selling the same […]
As much as I try to stay away from this story, because it is literally everywhere, like a big fat distraction from what really matters. Elon Musk has become the symbol of free speech and his antics with the Twitter board have the world captivated. The board is taking measures to “defend” the company from […]
I can’t believe this is happening here in America. On Monday, Federal Judge Amy Totenberg, approved an effort by a group of Georgia voters seeking to disqualify Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from running for election. The Judge went further to deny Greene’s request for a preliminary injunction and temporary restraining order against the voters […]
MSNBC hosts are going off the rails. Any reasonably intelligent person who is paying attention can see that the midterm elections this year are going to be a disaster for Democrats. MSNBC Anchor Tiffany Cross hooked up with Democrat Strategist Terrance Woodbury to discuss the party’s prospects for the midterm election and after much back […]
It’s only been a couple of days after watching the easter bunny at the White House Egg Roll, have to distract and redirect President Biden to the other side of the lawn, that we are now learning he has told President Obama that he in fact, intends to seek reelection in 2024. FIRST, this is […]
This is an interesting case, because here, the State Of Missouri passed a State Law in 2021, that prohibits state enforcement of certain Federal firearms restrictions.
Governor Mike Parson signed the measure into law and the lawsuit soon followed.
The state supreme court will hear the case and make their determination of if the state law is constitutional or not. If upheld this could become a great way for pro-gun states to push the Federal Programs that Biden has promoted, out of their states.
SAPA was a victory for GOP politicians and gun rights activists when it passed last year, buoyed by lawmakers’ desire to push back on gun control measures promised by President Joe Biden’s administration. SAPA declares certain federal gun laws “invalid” if they do not have an equivalent in Missouri statutes and prohibits local police from helping federal agents to enforce them. Under SAPA, police departments are subject to $50,000 lawsuits from private citizens who believe their Second Amendment rights were violated.
Since its passage Missouri police have halted a variety of routine practices that involve either firearms or the federal government. They include withdrawing from joint efforts to enforce gun or drug laws, cutting off the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives from shell casing information gathered at crime scenes and, in some cases, barring officers from even talking to federal agents without permission. Robert Dierker, attorney for the local governments, told judges on Monday that the law was an “unintelligible statute.” “Any fair reading leaves a person of ordinary understanding completely at sea as to what federal laws and regulations are forbidden,” he said. Arguments before the high court Monday were largely focused on procedural issues. The local governments were rejected last summer by a Cole County judge who ruled they already had an ability to fight the law — through individual lawsuits against police, brought by those who believe their Second Amendment rights were violated.
Remington has made a decision that could result in quite
The clock is ticking for President Biden, and he has
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