Dallas, Texas — “The gun owners don’t vote. It’s so crazy. I would think that they would vote more than any other group of people and it’s just the opposite. They don’t vote.”
The National Rifle Association has been moving forward with business as usual since a jury found the group and its leadership responsible for corruption in February. That could change as it opens its Annual Meeting on Friday in Dallas, Texas.
This weekend’s Annual Meeting may be the last opportunity for the NRA to go a different direction before Judge Cohen decides on remedies.
Plus, The Dispatch’s Kevin Williamson joins the podcast to assess the state of the gun-rights movement and critique the Washington Post’s AR-15 coverage.
One of the biggest think tanks in Washington, DC is gearing up to oppose the Biden Administration’s plan to restrict firearm exports.
The government of Hawaii has decided to change its tune about giving its citizens access to butterfly knives and other bladed weapons.
Legislators just failed to advance a proposed ban on the sale and transfer of so-called assault weapons in increasingly blue Colorado.
Jake and I also discuss The Reload’s exclusive reporting on NRA President Charles Cotton’s private jet travel on the news update.
Plus, Kevin Williamson from The Dispatch joins the podcast to discuss the state of the gun-rights movement.
One federal appeals court ruled that Hunter Biden’s gun charges could proceed this week, while another added support to his Second Amendment argument against them.
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