On Monday, the TSA plunged Indiana Republican Congresswoman Victoria Spartz into legal trouble after detecting an unloaded handgun in her baggage. Like the thousands of other Americans caught in a similar situation each year, Rep. Spartz may unexpectedly benefit from a new Supreme Court ruling against the SEC.
Plus, Contributing writer Jake Fogleman and I discuss the Supreme Court’s refusal to take up any new Second Amendment cases ahead of next term.
Plus, Pepperdine University’s Jake Charles joins the podcast to examine SCOTUS’s Rahimi decision from a Bruen critic’s point of view.
Gun rights advocates hoping the Supreme Court would finally weigh in on the question of so-called assault weapon bans were once again left disappointed this week. Yet even in defeat, Justice Clarence Thomas offered them a lifeline.
Plus, Tim Mak of The Counteroffensive joins the podcast from Ukraine to discuss a gun-rights push in the country’s parliament.
The Supreme Court has decided against providing further guidance on the Second Amendment—at least for now.
Friday brought a rare instance of a no-nonsense Supreme Court decision unambiguously reversing prior precedent in a way that has far-reaching consequences–but maybe not for gun policy.
The first presidential debate showed Americans a lot about the two men again vieing to run the country, for better or worse. But neither candidate sought to differentiate themselves on gun policy.
Plus, a recap of the first debate on the news update.
Plus, Tim Mak of The Counteroffensive joins the podcast from Ukraine to talk about a gun-rights push happening there.
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