Texas Blocks Federal Gun-Sale Rule as Trump DOJ Drops Defense
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton secured a win last week that gun owners in Texas and seven other states won’t forget.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton secured a win last week that gun owners in Texas and seven other states won’t forget.
A new poll shows that many favor increased gun restrictions, but they also don’t trust the government.
Last Saturday, the town of Gonzales, birthplace of the Texas Revolution, hosted the “Come and Take It Second Amendment Rally,” and Texas Nationalist Movement President Daniel Miller was a featured speaker.
The debate over the merits of gun-control (or lack, thereof) has been spread over the decades in the USA.
Fear that the federal government will soon start confiscating firearms is causing one U.S. state to consider seceding from the Union. Unfortunately, it’s not Texas.
Yesterday, the grounds around the YouTube campus were attacked in yet another shooting perpetrated by a deranged gunman. The event ended with the injury of several people and the shooter’s suicide.
Every time a shooting makes the news, a cry goes out for “common sense gun control.” What exactly does that mean? The best answer is a straight up ban on all firearms.
Texas State Attorney General Ken Paxton appeared on Fox Business yesterday.
Monday morning, we all were shocked to hear news about the mass-casualty event at the Mandalay Bay Hotel in Las Vegas, where a lone gunman (using what appeared to be an automatic...
Yesterday, in part one of this article, I introduced the federal usurpations of our liberties that mirror those of King George III, in particular of our civil liberties.
Last week the House Calendars Committee killed any chance of passing legislation allowing for the unlicensed carrying of a handgun in Texas, for now.
Of the many great quotes by Ronald Reagan, perhaps the one I appreciate most is, “freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.”