Politics
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PHOENIX, ARIZONA — Cesar Garcia Bermudez, 35, must have thought a Mexican restaurant would be easy to knock off. Sounds simple, right? Bermudez couldn’t have been more wrong. Phoenix police recall recovering his critically wounded body in vicinity of the Taco Mich on 27th and Camelback Road. As KPHO reports, witnesses recall that Bermudez robbed the Mexican…
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CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE — An old familiar tune is being played out from the halls of the Senate floor in Concord. Senate Bill 336, a bill dedicated to removing the need for a pistol/revolver license, passed and is now awaiting Governor Maggie Hassan’s desk where it will likely be vetoed yet again. As the Union…
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By Sara Tipton via The Truth About Guns “Gunpocalypse” — a package of ten new gun control laws — have passed the California Senate. [Clickhere for a rundown.] They’re now now en route to the Assembly, who will no doubt vote yea as well. If approved, the package will head to the governor for his signature. They includes…
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BREAKING: Federal Judge Rules DC Must Be ‘Shall Issue’, And Scrap ‘Good Reason’ Requirement For Concealed Carry Applicants
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By Dan Zimmerman via The Truth About Guns “Because the right to bear arms includes the right to carry firearms for self-defense both in and outside the home, I find that the District’s ‘good reason’ requirement likely places an unconstitutional burden on this right. Accordingly, I hereby GRANT plaintiffs’ request for a preliminary injunction and…
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The “Charleston Loophole” Doesn’t Exist
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By Robert Farago via The Truth About Guns On June 17, 2015, Dylann Roof entered shot and killed nine people at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church. Before his murder spree, Roof asked to purchase a gun at a local gun store. He filled out his ATF background check form 4473. The gun store plugged his info into the FBI…
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What if you, the concealed carrier, could travel throughout all fifty states without worrying about whether a state acknowledged your permit? That question may be answered as soon as a recent House Bill clears its subcommittees and garners enough support to go to the floor. The Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2015 is a…
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This article has been corrected to state that only staff and faculty are able to carry under this law, while students are not. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE — After a lengthy bout in the state legislature, a bill has finally made it to Governor Bill Haslam’s desk that would allow staff and faculty with valid concealed carry firearms…
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HuffPo Blogger: ‘Self-Defense Is Unjust’ Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love My Attacker
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We truly live in interesting times, people. When there’s generations of people who have never grown up under the guise of ever fearing for their mortal lives or, worse, have become complacent with the idea their attacker will show them and their family any mercy, we end up with a recent piece like what was…
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JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI — A new bill in the Missouri House, sponsored by Representative Eric Burlison, looks to allow state residents to carry concealed in locations where open carry is currently permitted. All without a permit. “If you, as a law-abiding citizen, are legally allowed to own and carry a firearm for self-defense, then you’re legally…
