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MTG warns of "weaponized government" On March 17, it emerged that the one-term former president Donald Trump is likely to be arrested on Tuesday March 21. In a ranting post on his social media platform Truth Social, Trump ranted about the injustices that will lead to him being the first former president to be arrested as part of a federal inquiry.

Mississippi, Utah, and many other states are lining up and have already passed language to protect our kids and teens. The Save Adolescents from Experimentation (S.A.F.E) Act is a priority for my constituents, and it is a priority for me. In fact, this was the top priority for my constituents who filled out my constituent survey at our district’s Lincoln Day Banquet. Last week, this bill to protect children from gender transition surgeries and chemical castration came to the Senate floor. Debate was shut down by Republican leadership on Tuesday to attend an awards ceremony to honor the Minority leader. The following day, Wednesday, debate began again and a vote was taken within the Republican Caucus to continue debate through Thursday or to close down debate each evening. I was disappointed that not only did we shut down debate Wednesday evening, but the decision by leadership was made to shut down a day early for spring break. Due to the shock of seeing the unwillingness within our party to continue discussion, a letter was drafted and signed by those who wanted to convey their commitment to this issue. My expectation and hope is that this issue will be a priority when we come back from spring break. The decision to shut down early was a surprise to all of us. Protecting our kids is not a Democrat or Republican issue, it is an American issue.

A Wapiti man, who is suing the federal government over whether he has the right to build and possess his own M16 machine gun, had another setback in his lawsuit last week. Jake Stanley DeWilde brought his lawsuit against the federal government in January, suing Attorney General Merrick Garland, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and Explosives claiming the government denying his application to make the firearm violates his Second Amendment rights and that it’s unconstituitional.

A federal judge in Camden heard four hours of debate on a challenge to N.J.'s new gun law Friday. A decision isn't expected before next month. The post In challenge to N.J.’s new gun law, hearing brings more debate — but no decision appeared first on New Jersey Monitor.

COLONIAL HEIGHTS — When Glen Sturtevant stood to speak to diehard gun rights supporters gathered at an American Legion post last week, he knew he had some explaining to do. A former state senator with a moderate profile who is trying to make a political comeback in a more conservative district, Sturtevant opened his remarks […] The post How a 2019 vote on Virginia’s red flag law is shaking up a GOP primary in 2023 appeared first on Virginia Mercury.

Secession talk evokes fears of a second Civil War. But one scholar says secession is already happening in the US under a variety of guises.

Ohio lawmakers are currently debating an Ohio bill that would block state law enforcement officers from enforcing more restrictive federal gun regulations.

Accused Season 1, Episode 8 showed us just how far mothers will go for their children. What was Laura accused of, and was she found guilty?. Accused Episode 8 made it clear that this was all about how the truth can be overshadowed by conspiracy theorists. Laura and some other parents dealt with the deaths of their children in a school shooting. However, a group of people decided that the shooting didn’t happen. It was all a coverup in an attempt to remove their Second Amendment Rights.

***For All Things Wyoming, Sign-Up For Our Daily Newsletter***. Despite a coalition of state attorneys general balking at credit card companies backing away from tracking firearms purchases, Wyoming’s said the tracking was a bad idea to begin with. “I signed a letter back in December urging those companies not...

In October 2017, 58 people were fatally shot during a country music festival in Las Vegas. The deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history focused scrutiny on the bump stock, a device that allows semiautomatic rifles to fire more rapidly. Bump stocks were banned in the slaughter’s aftermath, but sales recently...

The Supreme Court is addicted to secrecy and control. One of the most glaring examples is the court’s refusal to fully broadcast its proceedings. But a new bipartisan bill in Congress would change that. While it’s pathetic that it would take a law to force the justices to allow the public to watch their public work, if that’s what it takes, then so be it.

Public comment on two gun bills will be heard next week and Washington State lawmakers on both sides of the aisle want you to take part. Senator Shelly Short with Washington's 7th legislative district opposes both bills, saying they're anti-second amendment, particularly House Bill 1240 which aims to ban the sale of assault weapons.

Gun Buyers Alert — ATF Gains Financial Info For Warrantless Tracking. ATF agents requesting warrantless surveillance by the FBI. Post by Tyler Durden | Written by Emily Miller via The Epoch Times. The federal government has been using Americans’ income and gun purchases to conduct warrantless tracking and deny...

“Rosa Parks showed courage. One day, she rode the bus. She was told to move to a different seat because of the color of her skin. She did not. She did what she believed was right.”. “Rosa Parks showed courage. One day, she rode the bus. She was told to...

The issue of gun control in the United States has been a hotly debated topic for decades. The debate has been fueled by numerous mass shootings, each time raising questions about the effectiveness of current gun laws and policies. The debate has been particularly polarized, with proponents arguing for more restrictive measures and opponents advocating for fewer restrictions on gun ownership. However, what do historians have to say about this issue? What are the real issues in the US gun control debate?

Given the times, a town hall meeting hosted on Thursday by District 1 Shasta County Supervisor Kevin Crye was a much-anticipated local event. Terminating the Dominion Voting Systems. Taking a trip to meet with MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell to consult about the future of elections in the county. Offering the county’s top executive job to the vice president of a movement that wants to split California into two states. And then there's that pending Board of Supervisors discussion on a Second Amendment resolution.

State Rep. Dave Prestin says he continues to stand up for law-abiding gun owners and hunters who will face burdensome requirements if a plan being rushed through the Legislature becomes law in Michigan. Prestin, of Cedar River, recently voted to protect Second Amendment freedoms and the right to privacy from...

Since long before he stepped foot in the Oval Office, Joe Biden made his anti-Second Amendment views clear. Biden made it crystal clear he believes that he and his liberal cohorts know better than the Founding Fathers about what self-protection rights the American people should have. He made it crystal...