The American Civil Liberties Union had harsh words for the National Rifle Association’s mission of “promoting guns,” even as the legal group justified its decision to represent the gun group in its upcoming appeal to the nation’s highest court.
Gun-rights advocates have had astonishing success in popularizing permitless gun-carry around the country. But the hurdles to adding new states will soon become much higher.
Plus, Contributing Writer Jake Fogleman and I dissect oral arguments in the Supreme Court’s bump stock ban case.
Plus, NRA whistle-blower Phil Journey joins the podcast to give his take on the corruption verdict and the group’s future.
Oral arguments in Cargill v. Garland concluded on Wednesday without a concrete majority emerging, but there are some clues on where each justice might stand on the ATF’s bump stock ban.
Plus, a detailed deep dive on the podcast into the jury’s findings in the NRA corruption suit.
The nation’s highest court set its sights on the details of a 90-year-old federal law regulating machine guns to see if the definition fits bump stocks as the ATF claims.
The Pelican State will soon become the 28th to allow legal gun owners to carry concealed without a permit.
A portion of the ATF’s recent rules targeting unfinished gun parts is invalid because it did not go far enough, according to a federal judge.
A jury just ruled against the NRA in its corruption case, but it could be months before the final repercussions are handed down.
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