Legislative
Feds Refuse to Explain How Convicted Felons Bought Guns in ‘Operation Fast and Furious’
In the latest chapter of the gunrunning scandal known as Operation Fast and Furious, federal officials are refusing to explain how two suspects obtained more than 360 weapons despite criminal records that should have prevented them from buying even one gun. Under current federal law, people with felony convictions are not permitted to buy weapons,…
Read MoreBullet Tax?: Baltimore Mayoral Candidate Offers Unusual Crime Prevention Plan
you plan to go shooting in Baltimore, it might be a little more expensive come this September. WBAL-TV is reporting that Baltimore mayoral candidate Otis Rolley has unveiled a new proposal to add a $1 bullet tax to each round sold within city limits. This would be part of Rolley’s multi-pronged strategy to reduce crime…
Read MoreDon’t Break Into A Vet’s Home
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Read MoreHouse vote derails Obama administration gun reporting scheme
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Read MoreAdministration’s Gun Restrictions Target Border State Citizens
Today’s announcement follows months of controversy over the ATF’s Fast and Furious program that allowed guns to be trafficked into Mexico without any way of preventing the guns from being used for illegal activity. One of the guns was used in the shooting death of U.S. Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry. It is the height…
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