Virginia gun owners to fund their own incarcerations
Gun owners in Virginia will soon have the dubious honor of paying an extra $250,000 to pay for their own jailing due to Democrats' proposed new laws.
’We’re gun-friendly’: NJ town calls itself a 2nd Amendment sanctuary
A New Jersey town council approved a resolution last week that proclaimed it a “sanctuary township” for law-abiding gun owners.
Accomplished moonwalker, Northam walks back some restrictions while leaving others in place.
Seeing the outrage from the sanctuary counties movement, Governor Northam walks back some proposed second amendment restrictions; surprising nobody.
Second Amendment supporters are paranoid cultists, according to HuffPost
According to HuffPost, Second Amendment supporters are paranoid cultists who have an unwarranted fear of government gun confiscations.
More action in Kentucky as Boone County prepares to become a Sanctuary County
Boone County, Kentucky hopes to join Harlan County in becoming a Second Amendment Sanctuary County. They will be the first in Northern Kentucky to do so.
GOA files Red Flag order against Senator Chuck Schumer
Gun Owners of America has applied for a Red Flag Order against Senator Chuck Schumer after his speech on the steps of the Supreme Court.
Guns the No. 2 ‘extremely important’ issue in 2020
Amid a growing national drive in some 20 states to provide “gun sanctuaries” in areas where calls are increasing for new controls, gun policy has become the second most “extremely important” issue in the 2020 elections.
VA Sheriffs show up and join VA gun rights rally
At least one Virginia sheriff could be seen showing support for pro-gun rights activists who rallied at the Virginia Capitol building in Richmond on Monday.
Grayson County Sheriff Richard Vaughan...
King George seeks 2nd Amendment sanctuary status
The Free Lance Star reports on a Board of Supervisors resolution that would make King George a Second Amendment sanctuary.
In a surprise move, Prince William VA, supervisors table controversial gun resolution
The Prince William County Board of Supervisors will set aside, for now, any further discussion on a proposed resolution urging Virginia lawmakers to support a handful of new laws aimed at preventing gun violence.