Archive for the ‘2nd Amendment’ Category
news9.com–A woman shot and killed a man who was trying to break into her Lincoln County home early Friday morning, authorities said. Sheriff Chuck Mangion said 57-year-old Donna Jackson called 911 around 12:30 a.m. to report that she was home alone and a man was trying to break in her patio door. Jackson told the [...]
Tags: 9/11, Billy Dean Riley, Donna Jackson, Oklahoma, second amendment, self defense
The Tenth Amendment of our Constitution reads: The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people. In case you haven’t heard there is a movement across America referred to as the ‘Firearm Freedom Act.’ This particular [...]
Tags: Firearms Freedom Act, NRA, states rights, tenth amendment, u s constitution
It looks like Mayor Richard Daley’s strict ban on handguns for law abiding citizens in Chicago is headed for the U.S. Supreme Court and hopefully the trash bin after the predictable 5-4 ruling is handed down next year. In McDonald vs. Chicago 76 year old Otis McDonald, who says he was once robbed at gunpoint, [...]
Tags: Chicago handgun ban, Heller vs Washington DC, Mayor Richard Daley, Otis McDonald, second amendment, U.S. Supreme Court
The John Thune (R-SD) David Vitter (R-LA) amendment to ensure reciprocity between states that recognize Right-To-Carry, which was attached to the National Defense Authorization Act, just missed the cut by a measly two votes in the U.S. Senate earlier this week. To date thirty seven states have reciprocity agreements with at least one other state [...]
Tags: concealed carry amendment 1618, David Vitter, gangs, illegal aliens, John Thune, National Defense Authorization Act, state reciprocity
Senators John Thune (R-SD) and David Vitter (R-LA) will be offering an amendment to be tacked onto the National Defense Authorization Act (S. 1390) on Monday July 20 aimed at interstate right-to-carry reciprocity. As it stands now there are few states that recognize as valid another states’ legally issued concealed carry permit and this amendment [...]
Tags: concealed carry, David Vitter, John Thune, National Defense Authorization Act, right to carry, Right To Carry Reciprocity
The police can’t be everywhere and they have absolutely no legal obligation or requirement to protect you in the event of an attack anyway. Your self preservation is up to you and you alone. Imagine sitting inside your apartment and someone starts banging on your door. You take a peek through the peep hole and [...]
Tags: 9/11, Brinks Security Alarm Company, firearm, Port Allen Louisiana, second amendment, self defense
The NRA reports it has received several calls recently from members living in our southern border states and they all have the same ring to them. It seems BATFE agents are banging on doors and calling people on the phone who have purchased certain kinds of firearms of the type the deliberate liars in the [...]
Tags: BATFE, Eric Holder, Mexico, NRA, obama administration, second amendment, southern border states
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) wrapped up an investigation in May into the Sturm-Ruger Co. Inc. firearm manufacturing plant in Newport Connecticut, which began in November 2008, and came away with a recommendation of fines, for an alleged 60 health and safety violations, totaling some $255,150. Sturm-Ruger has 15 days to contest the [...]
Tags: firearm manufacturing, firearms, health and safety, OSHA investigation, Strum Ruger Co. Inc
Louisville Kentucky’s New Bethel Church will be sponsoring an “Open Carry Church Service” on Saturday June 27, in celebration of the Fourth of July holiday. This event encourages church members to attend with their unloaded and holstered firearms. The day’s festivities will include a raffle for a free handgun, plenty of patriotic music and some [...]
Tags: firearms, New Bethel Church, Open Carry Church Service, second amendment