The Second Amendment faces obstacles at too many tollbooths
Trump’s Comments on Gun Rights at Pennsylvania Rally During a rally in Pennsylvania on June 23, President Trump was posed a question regarding individuals’ rights. His brief response—“Yes, we are working on it.”—sparked an enthusiastic reaction from the audience. For many lawful gun owners, this declaration was a glimmer of hope, signaling an end to […]
ABC supports ‘The View’ in response to FCC investigation, emphasizing First Amendment rights.
On Monday, ABC reaffirmed its support for “The View” as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) continues to investigate the daytime talk show. The network, which is owned by Disney, submitted new comments related to a petition it filed in May, seeking to have the program classified as a legitimate news show. Since that time, the […]
Rights remain constant regardless of location: Glenn Beck criticizes Hawaii for using racist history to limit the 2nd Amendment
Hawaii’s Unique Gun Control Laws Hawaii is often celebrated for its stunning scenery, yet its laws regarding firearms might surprise many. Essentially, gun owners are expected to leave their weapons at home unless there’s a clear indication in public spaces that guns are permitted. This unusual regulation is justified by the state’s promotion of the […]
Harmeet Dhillon: Without the Second Amendment, People Are Vulnerable
Second Amendment Protections Discussed by Harmeet Dhillon In a recent conversation with Breitbart News, Harmeet Dhillon, the Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, emphasized the significance of Second Amendment protections, suggesting that individuals without these rights are essentially “sitting ducks.” Our discussion began with reflections on the founding of the nation. Dhillon highlighted how the […]
Senators Cotton and Paul Criticize SCOTUS Decision on Birthright Citizenship, Suggest Constitutional Amendment to Remove It
Republican Senators Challenge Birthright Citizenship Republican Senators Tom Cotton from Arkansas and Rand Paul from Kentucky have criticized the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling that supports birthright citizenship. Both senators are advocating for a constitutional amendment to eliminate this practice. However, passing such an amendment would need a two-thirds majority in both houses of Congress, which […]
The Supreme Court made an incorrect decision regarding the 14th Amendment.
Chief Justice’s Perspective on Birthright Citizenship Chief Justice John Roberts initiated his Supreme Court opinion on birthright citizenship referencing Westminster in 1608, which ties back to the British Crown Subjects Act. His own professional saga began in Philadelphia back in 1776. Roberts emphasized that English law rested on loyalty to the monarchy while the American […]
Clarence Thomas comments on SCOTUS decision: 14th Amendment has been ‘used for political agendas’
In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) decided that President Donald Trump’s executive order to deny birthright U.S. citizenship to children born in the country to illegal aliens and temporary visa holders is in violation of the 14th Amendment. “The Civil Rights Act and the Citizenship Clause provide citizenship to […]
Pro-Second Amendment Organization, Tennessee Legal Dispute
Advocates for the Second Amendment have been challenging gun laws through lawsuits for a long time, but Hughes v. Lee, centering on concealed carry rights in Tennessee, stands out as different. The key figure here is Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, a Republican, leading a state that doesn’t typically attract many lawsuits from gun rights advocates. […]
Battles over 3D-printed gun laws under the Second Amendment expand in multiple states
Regulations on 3D-Printed Guns Gain Momentum Across States As the debate around the Second Amendment continues, more states are considering regulations on 3D-printed firearms, also known as ghost guns. These are often made using 3D printers and lack serial numbers, causing concern among lawmakers. A growing bipartisan movement seeks to limit the manufacturing and ownership […]
How a Lego disagreement turned into a First Amendment issue
The Lego Controversy: A Family Struggles with a Dispute I grew up with Lego, and my kids did too. So, hearing about Brian Mansell and his Star Wars Lego collection—it felt surreal. It almost sounded like a bizarre story concocted by an Internet joker or some quirky small-town figure. I certainly didn’t anticipate this unfolding […]