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Kate Magee Joyce/Youngkin for Governor Campaign via AP After a lengthy and convoluted process, Virginia Republicans finally have a candidate for this year’s race for governor. Glenn Youngkin, the former CEO of the investment firm The Carlyle Group, won the drive-thru convention held across the state this past weekend, emerging victorious from a crowded field that featured another businessman-turned politician (Pete Snyder), a self-proclaimed “Trump in heels” (Sen. Amanda Chase), and longtime legislator Del. Kirk Cox. As my friend and colleague Ed Morrisey notes at Hot Air, however, the...

AP Photo/Andrew Selsky A fundamental tenet of the cult of gun control is that more restrictions on the right to keep and bear arms leads to safer communities. A new database unveiled by the RAND Corporation, however, should be enough evidence to create some doubt among those anti-gun activists who’ve still managed to hang on to a shred of their critical thinking skills, because it reveals that some of the safest states in the union have some of the least restrictive gun control laws. According to RAND, researchers looked at 16-years worth of data for in-patient hospitalizations for gun inju...

(AP Photo/Tyler Evert) Okay, to be fair, I think Fred Guttenberg knows exactly what the job of senators is and who they represent. He also knows that without Joe Manchin agreeing to nuke the filibuster, the type of gun control laws that Guttenberg wants to subject Americans to aren’t going to happen, so his best argument is to try to name-and-shame Manchin into acting. So, on Friday, that’s exactly what Guttenberg did, appearing on CNN to argue that Manchin doesn’t actually represent the people who voted for him, but instead represents “the nation”. The Florida parent made the rema...

(AP Photo/Elaine Thompson, File) Oklahoma is already one of the most Second Amendment-friendly states in the nation, with Constitutional Carry going into effect last year and efforts to declare the state a Second Amendment Sanctuary underway, but lawmakers are also pushing a bill that would end the use of the federal NICS system for background checks on gun purchases. House Bill 1630 would make a number of changes to state law, but the move away from NICS is what’s garnering the most attention and opposition. “A person with a mental health illness, a person that has been diagnosed, a pers...

The elective gun safety course is drawing opposition from gun control activists.