Gang violence and the mayor`s feeble and futile gun laws
In response to the escalation in gang-related shootings in Portland, Mayor Sam Adams is proposing actions that are typical of those with liberal leanings. Rather than blaming the criminals, he`s blaming the guns, and he`s proposing five ordinances, some of which will restrict the gun rights of law-abiding citizens and will also likely end up in court because they violate Oregon`s firearms pre-emption law.
States Being Asked For `Right-To-Hunt` Amendments
Lifelong hunter Bill Haycraft of Kentucky sees his treasured outdoors heritage under siege and in need of constitutional protection from animal rights advocates. He`s one of many hunters backing a “right-to-hunt” amendment that`s expected to be on his state`s 2012 ballot.
Canada: NDP rethinks opposition to gun registry
Some rural and northern New Democrat MPs may stay away from the upcoming vote on the long-gun registry, a move that could save the controversial program, the Star has learned.
Human Rights through the Looking Glass
I wish I were making this up, but our official 2010 UPR submission to the United Nation argues that discrimination against minorities in the housing market somehow caused the economic crisis.
The Siren Song of Arab Rejectionism
Another round of peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians began yesterday at the White House.
GOP Quandary: Is It Better Off if the House Stays Blue?
With the prospect of a GOP takeover in the House, many Republicans are quietly asking, is this necessarily a good thing?
Queering Education
Expelling Christians who do not adhere to the gay agenda.
A Real Economic Stimulus
This is not rocket science. You don’t need a Nobel Prize in economics to figure it out.
The Legacy Will Not Be Betrayed
The American people will rise to the challenge of overcoming what this administration, Congress, and the left-wing establishment have done to this country.
Obama administration reverses course, forbids sale of 850,000 antique rifles
The South Korean government, in an effort to raise money for its military, wants to sell nearly a million antique M1 rifles that were used by U.S. soldiers in the Korean War to gun collectors in America.
The Obama administration approved the sale of the American made rifles last year. But it reversed course and banned the sale in March — a decision that went largely unnoticed at the time but that is now sparking opposition from gun rights advocates.