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Seventy-five percent of Americans believe the U.S. Constitution guarantees the right of an average citizen to own a gun, according to a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey* of 1,000 adults conducted Feb. 27-28.
Just 14 percent say gun ownership is not a constitutional right, and 11 percent are not sure.
Of those with a gun-owner in [...]
Rasmussen Reports: 75 Percent Believe U.S. Constitution Guarantees Right to Own Gun
March 5th, 2009 · 5 Comments
Tags: · citizen's right to own a gun, Constitution, gun, gun owner, Gun Rights, Right to Keep and Bear Arms, right to own a gun, Second Amendment, U.S. Constitution
Congress Reminded to Respect Gun Rights
February 26th, 2009 · No Comments
Responding to Attorney General Eric Holder’s comment yesterday that the Obama Administration will attempt to reinstate a ban against semi-automatic rifles, the National Shooting Sports Foundation reminded Congress and all Americans that such a ban would cause jobs to be lost in a difficult economy, have no effect on reducing crime and would deprive millions [...]
Tags: · assault weapon, assault weapons ban, Attorney General, attorney general eric holder, ccrkba, Congress, eric holder, firearms, gun, gun owners, heller, heller case, holder, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, illegal guns, Nancy Pelosi, national shooting sports foundation, nssf, Obama, obama administration, Pelosi, Pro-Gun, Right to Keep and Bear Arms, Second Amendment, semi-automatic, semi-automatic firearms
‘Old Gray Lady’ on Wrong Side Gun of Control
February 9th, 2009 · No Comments
The New York Times appears to be at it again, publishing false information Sunday about gun crimes in the form of an article, The Virginia Tech Betrayal. Fortunately, the folks at the National Rifle Association are able to correct the record and prove that the clowns at the “newspaper of record” are wrong.
The first two [...]
Tags: · bureau of justice statistics, Constitution, FBI, firearms, gun, Gun Control, gun laws, gun show, institute for legislative action, National Rifle Association, New York Times, newspaper of record, nra ila, old gray lady, Second Amendment, The New York Times, tim kaine, Virginia Tech, Virginia Tech Massacre
Gun Rights Policy Conference Set for St. Louis
February 4th, 2009 · No Comments
The 24th Annual Gun Rights Policy Conference (a.k.a., “GRPC 2009″) will take place in St. Louis Sept. 25-27, offering gun rights advocates their once-a-year chance to network and get involved with pro-gun rights strategies for the coming year.
Past GRPCs have outlined victory plans and made public the latest firearms trends, according to the Second Amendment [...]
Tags: · challenges ahead, concealed carry, federal legislation, grpc 2009, grpc 2009 registration, gun, gun bans, Gun Rights, gun rights advocates, gun rights policy, gun rights policy conference, gun show, gun show regulation, heller decision, legal actions, pro-gun rights strategies, Right to Bear Arms, Second Amendment, second amendment foundation, smart guns, St. Louis, U.S. Supreme Court, youth violence
Is Inflation About to Slap the Economy?
January 25th, 2009 · No Comments
I’m not an economist, but I do share an interest in the health of this nation’s economy. When I saw the chart above, produced by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, I couldn’t help but notice the blue line near the right margin of the chart. Going straight up, the line signals a sizable [...]
Tags: · bailout, economic stimulus, economic stimulus package, Economy, federal government, Federal Reserve, federal reserve bank of st. louis, great depression, gun, gun sales, Guns, inflation, money supply, the great depression, western standard
