Poll: Most Believe Violent Crime Getting Worse; Gun Sales Continue
A new Rasmussen survey has revealed that 60 percent of “likely U.S. voters” think violent crime is on the rise, although the percentage is actually down two points from October 2022.
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A new Rasmussen survey has revealed that 60 percent of “likely U.S. voters” think violent crime is on the rise, although the percentage is actually down two points from October 2022.
The controversial gun and ammunition special tax adopted by the Seattle, Washington City Council in July 2015 has failed once again to deliver the goods: big bucks revenue and a lower number of homicides.
Nebraska lawmakers moved closer to passing legislation that will allow carrying of concealed firearms without a permit by voting 36-12 to advance Legislative Bill 77.
Speaking to the House Democratic Caucus Issues Conference Wednesday in Baltimore, President Joe Biden once again vowed to ban so-called “assault weapons” as the Democrat audience cheered. [...]
The case involves whether the rights protected by the Second Amendment apply to all the people or can be taken from those who "disrespect the law."