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AP Photo/Timothy D. Easley South Carolina and Missouri are two states taking an interesting approach to sanctuary efforts. Rather than simply make a statement, they’re considering laws that would allow residents to pretty much have whatever is currently legal to them under laws that would create state-sponsored militias. While many don’t like the term “militia,” that’s basically what they are and I’m fine with it. I think it’s an interesting approach. For some, like the folks over at  The latest attempts by state legislators to circumvent potential federal gun legislation follo...

April 5, 2021 5:35 p.m. Faced with a Democratic Congress and White House, Missouri state Sen. Bill White (R) thought long and hard about legislative maneuvers he could pursue to shield his state’s residents from potential new gun laws out of Washington.  Eventually, he settled on a novel approach: Create a new force that residents could volunteer to join — a state-sanctioned “minuteman” group to be deployed in emergencies — then make those volunteers’ guns state property. That’s right: Want to protect your guns from the government? Give them to your governo...