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Trump Allies to Counter Left, Block Biden by Going to Court Matthew Whitaker, former acting attorney general, is part of a new legal coalition that is pushing back on the lefts radical agenda. Pictured: Whitaker speaks Feb. 28, 2020, during the Conservative Political Action Conference at National Harbor, Maryland. (Photo: Samuel Corum/Getty Images) A group of former Trump administration officials have formed America First Legal to stop the Biden administration’s executive actions and counter ...

Supreme Court agrees to hear major Second Amendment case that could see millions more gun owners allowed to carry outside their homes The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to take up a case that could expand Americans Second Amendment right  It could allow people to carry firearms outside their home for self defense This will be the courts first major firearms decision in more than a decade  The court turned down the issue in June, before Justice Amy Coney Barrett took her seat on the bench afte...

How does a Beltway bureaucrat set the stage for taking away our constitutional rights? Claim it’s a “public health emergency” and then — voila — no more rights. At least that’s what appears to be the perspective of Dr. Anthony Fauci, who in a CNN interview over the weekend elected to weigh in on the Second Amendment by expressing such sentiments. When asked if he believes that “gun violence” is a public health emergency, Fauci answered, “Myself, as a...

Last Friday, a Trumpist group of members of Congress associated with the emerging America First Caucus circulated a policy platform that even to the untrained eye came across with a stench of rabid jingoism and overtures of white nationalism. Although a day later on April 17, a spokesperson for Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said she would not be launching her “America First” caucus due to blowback from Republican leaders, it is worth noting that the platform still espouses views consistent wit...

Over the past week, several Republican governors have suggested they will push back against President Joe Biden’s actions limiting Americans’ Second

Biden’s Gun Legislation Agenda Raises Red Flags for Rights Groups Gun rights groups are pushing back against a barrage of executive actions that the Biden administration has argued would help combat what it calls a “gun violence public health epidemic.” The six initial proposals outlined in a fact sheet released by the White House contain two orders that drew particular attention: a Justice Department (DOJ) rule aimed at stopping the proliferation of “ghost guns,” and the ordering o...

World News Tonight, fresh off her infrastructure field trip that came off like a piece produced by Jen Psaki and a series of questions hitting Psaki from the left on guns during Thursday’s press briefing. Anchor David Muir was ready too, huffing in an opening tease about how Biden “urg[ed] Congress to do something about the shootings in America, calling it an epidemic, saying he will use his executive authority to create new restrictions on so-called ghost guns.” As all three networks ...

President Joe Biden’s nominee to lead the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) made fun of first-time gun owners who bought up weapons during mass government lockdowns as cartoon doomsday preppers. During an interview with Cheddar in April last year, gun control activist David Chipman, who was nominated Thursday to the executive post at ATF, said those purchasing firearms put “themselves and their families and danger.” Chipman also compared them to Joe Exotic, the Ok...

‘Gun violence is an epidemic’: Biden cracks down on homemade, modified firearms in first gun control action Tim Balk, Chris Sommerfeldt President Biden took executive action Thursday to plug legal loopholes that allow for the unregulated sale of a shadowy category of makeshift firearms, marking his first effort to beef up gun control in the wake of another rash of harrowing mass shootings. Biden announced the actions — which are relatively limited in scope and do not outri...

Print this article President Joe Biden’s abrupt move to regulate one of America’s most popular firearms for plinkers and hunters could turn up to 4 million owners into felons overnight. Among the six initiatives he is taking in executive actions, Biden is ordering the Justice Department to regulate AR-15-style pistols, the current rage with buyers. While they can be purchased like longer rifle versions after an FBI background check, AR pistols could soon be subject to a $200 tax and requir...